23 September 2026 Engineering stronger teams How can companies and organisations improve inclusivity and accessibility for employees? News
22 September 2026 Polymer membrane offers 'low-energy alternative' to crude oil distillation A class of ultrathin polymer membranes could enable fast and selective fractionation of crude oil. News
21 September 2026 Taking the heat out of 3D printing A new approach to volumetric additive manufacturing (VAM) seeks to control temperature build-up to stabilise the process. News
18 September 2026 Ceramic coating self-repairs cracks at high temperatures The coating produced using controlled suspension plasma spraying (SPS) could prolong the lives of gas turbines. News
17 September 2026 Bioactive glass to selectively destroy bone tumours A multifunctional bioglass embedded with gallium oxide could be deployed to fight bone cancer cells. News
16 September 2026 Implant promotes skull growth An engineered, triphasic, biomaterial scaffold could help treat craniosynostosis. News
15 September 2026 Radioactive waste buffers A patent for a nuclear waste barrier in deep geological repositories. Article
15 September 2026 Cleaning up The UK Government plans to tackle land contamination from ‘forever chemicals’. Article
15 September 2026 Ascending the critical path Recovering rare-earth elements from volcanic rock. Article
Members only 15 September 2026 A new tale for mining? Far-reaching changes in the field of mine tailings. Article
Members only 15 September 2026 Reconstructing lost worlds Reimagining artificial reef construction. Article
Members only 15 September 2026 Modelling structural behaviour A deeper understanding of subsurface geology for mine engineering. Article
Members only 15 September 2026 Lateral thinking A new take on leaching nickel from laterites in groundwater. Article
15 September 2026 Unlocking value Reviewing the UK’s critical minerals midstream processing, recovery and recycling capability. Article
15 September 2026 Smart contact lens has eyes on sensing blood oxygen levels The design uses polymer composite nanowires and gold nanoparticles for non-invasive monitoring of blood oxygen saturation in eyelid capillaries. News
Members only 15 September 2026 From the ground up - at Tunstead Quarry Tunstead Quarry in Buxton, UK, is an intricate maze of vehicles and machines working to extract raw materials and produce cement. Article
Members only 15 September 2026 Down to Earth Oxford EARTH Director Mike Kendall talks about minerals supply chain resilience, geothermal recovery from volcanic glass and the sector’s skills crisis for sustainable and equitable natural resource management. Article
Members only 15 September 2026 Material alchemy How art can carry the stories of materials and methods linked to geological evolutionary processes. Article
Members only 15 September 2026 Carving out caves Geological and sociological perspectives of caves and their forms. Article
