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A modelling technique to facilitate the use of textile-reinforced concrete more widely is being proposed at Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden.

It is now free to access and use the UK Coal Authority’s mining data for public sector activities.

One of the largest Bronze Age archaeological sites in Crete has been mapped using 3D laser scanning.

The 7.2m-wide Thames Tideway Tunnel is designed to dramatically reduce the tens of millions of tonnes of storm sewage that spills into the River Thames every year.

Satellite images analysed using machine-learning models are finding unmapped roads in wilderness areas from mining, logging and land clearing.

An aerogel sensor uses artificial intelligence to detect formaldehyde at concentrations of 8ppb using little energy.

Measures will cut network charges and provide exemptions from electricity costs for firms in sectors like steel, metals, chemicals, cement, glass and paper.

The UK Future Homes and Building Standard has been criticised in a joint letter by industry leaders.

HMRC & HMT have launched a consultation seeking views on the proposed UK carbon border adjustment mechanism.

Wembley Stadium in London UK, has developed a process that will reportedly make its pitch 100% recyclable.