Category: Engineering

Magellanic penguins navigate vast ocean distances by adapting their travel strategies to ocean currents.

These penguins travel great distances from their colonies to find food before returning to nourish their young.

But navigating back…

Researchers from China have developed a method that delivers the highest solar-to-hydrogen conversion efficiency in copper zinc tin sulfide (CZTS-cu2ZnSnS4) photocathodes. This material offers excellent capability for a photocathode, but so far,…

Villagers lining the banks of the Fengle River in eastern China looked on in awe this week as a sleek black hull slid beneath the surface with a low mechanical rumble.

This wasn’t a military test. It was the homemade invention of Zhang…

Chinese scientists have developed a high-speed infrared sensor inspired by the fire beetle. This breakthrough could one day power a new generation of surveillance systems, potentially outmatching the US military’s planned “Golden Dome”…

Quantum technology is becoming very important for both business and global power. In the last ten years, the technology has improved a lot. Denmark and the Nordic countries have done strong research in this field, but they may fall behind other…

Nuclear energy projects are on the rise today globally to move the dependence from fossil fuels to cleaner sources. However, the increasing number of nuclear power projects will give rise to a new problem – nuclear waste.

As nuclear power…

China has revealed a new tail-sitter drone during a disaster response exercise in Sichuan province. This drone can take off and land vertically, has tools for real-time surveillance, and can fly on its own.

The drone’s official name is not…

For the first time, NASA’s X-59 quiet supersonic aircraft has moved under its own power, officially kicking off its “taxi tests.”

On July 10, 2025, NASA test pilot Nils Larson completed the aircraft’s first low-speed taxi test in the…

The UK’s most powerful publicly accessible AI supercomputer, Isambard-AI, has been officially switched on in Bristol. Named after the famous 19th-century engineer Isambard Kingdom Brunel, the £225 million machine marks a significant step in…