The Engineer • 31st January 2023 Next generation: could space-based solar farms solve our energy woes? Space-based solar power, a concept once confined to the world of science-fiction, may be closer to reality than we think.
The Engineer • 5th September 2022 Up and Atom With the UK aiming for 24GW of nuclear power by 2050, The Engineer takes an in-depth look at the sector and some projects paving the way. Melissa Bradshaw reports
The Engineer • 14th April 2022 Developing infrastructure for the eVTOL revolution For electric aircraft to provide a greener future for urban transport, the supporting infrastructure is vital. Melissa Bradshaw explores some of the projects aiming to put this in place
The Engineer • 18th November 2021 Forest maps of the future A satellite developed by Airbus will help climate scientists investigate how we can manage our global forests and the role they play within the carbon cycle.
Comms Business • 1st November 2021 Sustainability and the Channel Comms Business takes a look at the Channel’s efforts to go green, where the industry is falling short and what more can be done to reduce its carbon footprint.
The Engineer • 17th May 2021 Touchdown on Mars for Thales SuperCam On 18 February 2021, the world watched with fascination as NASA’s Perseverance Rover landed successfully on the surface of Mars following its launch in July 2020 from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida.
The Engineer • 14th May 2021 Engineering for equality Proactive approaches to STEM equality aim to redress imbalances in education and the workplace
The Engineer • 18th December 2020 New AI solution aims to prevent deforestation Hitachi Vantara and Rainforest Connection have announced a solution using cloud-based AI software to predict illegal logging and prevent deforestation.
Classical Music Magazine • 2nd March 2020 A Voice for Change Brazilian soprano Gabriella Di Laccio is pushing for gender equality with her initiative DONNE: Women in Music.