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A new ABB study has found that mining companies could gain significant production uptime through defined maintenance strategies.

As Sarah Boad hands over her role as IOM3 Membership Development Manager to Jamie Graham, IOM3 Investigates finds out how the role has developed, what Sarah will do next and where Jamie is beginning his IOM3 journey.

A recent Westminster Forum discussed how the UK can achieve globally competitive energy storage supply chain by 2030.

As part of the Aqualunar Challenge, the UK Space Agency and Challenge Works have awarded 10 technologies £300,000 funding, to make human habitation on the moon feasible.

Making hydrogen from water using solar power and agricultural waste – such as manure or husks – is said to reduce the required energy by 600%.

A form of charged charcoal could offer a low-cost, energy-efficient method to capture CO₂ from the air.

Norge Mining says its subsidiary, Norge Mineraler AS, will dig into sustainable mining with Betolar in southern Norway.

A report from the National Engineering Policy Centre includes recommendations for delivering the required grid, generation and system flexibility under an accelerated timescale.

A repeatable recycling process using cold sintering can strengthen materials, suggest scientists at Penn State College of Engineering, USA.

The IOM3 Annual General Meeting 2024 will be held on 10 September online and in person at IOM3 headquarters in London.

Engineers at RMIT University in Australia have made power-pole insulators resistant to fire and electrical sparking with a silicone composite.

The Center for International Environmental Law (CIEL) provides US state and local governments with the legal tools to hold companies accountable for plastic pollution.

A new standard came from the tragic Grenfell Tower fire in London, UK. Julian French - of Sandberg LLP sits on the BSI Committee - lays out BS 99001.

The medical technology sector’s sustainability credentials are being challenged.

STEM ambassadors share their experiences of outreach work.

Why correct packaging and production systems for metal components should be a high priority for manufacturers.

The UK’s celebrated Wembley Stadium has begun recycling plastic from its old pitches in what it bills as a first for football.

Tracking through the latest developments of graphene use in sport.

Weighing up design for adaptability against lean design in construction.

Creating a sustainable future for UK timber.