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Next-gen nuclear projects get funding boost to decarbonise heavy industry 

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10 October 2022

Next-generation nuclear technology including high-temperature gas-cooled reactors (HTGR) and micro-modular reactors (MMR) have received government backing.

Government needs to accept the engineering realities of scaling up low-carbon hydrogen, says report 

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07 October 2022

The UK government must capture the opportunities presented by low-carbon hydrogen and scale up its production, according to a new report published today by the National Engineering Policy Centre (NEPC), a partnership of 42 professional engineering organisations which the IET is part of.

Could Ulstein's nuclear superhero be shipping's saviour? 

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05 October 2022

As a shipbuilder and designer with more than a century of history, Ulstein has a proven resilience when it comes to adapting to maritime’s ever-changing political and economic landscape.

Burleigh Castle opens to visitors again 

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04 October 2022

A 500-year-old tower house which was the seat of the Balfours of Burleigh for more than 250 years has reopened to the public

Forward Thinkers: Sir James Alfred Ewing's unusual experiments and magnetic presence 

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02 October 2022

Every Forward Thinker needs a place to develop a sense of scientific exploration and investigation. For the young James Alfred Ewing, that place was the family attic in Dundee.

Extreme EV platform from Williams Advanced Engineering could slash development timescales 

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30 September 2022

An extreme performance new electric vehicle (EV) platform from Williams Advanced Engineering (WAE) could cut development timescales for high-end cars by an entire year.

Apollo Protocol calls for common language across digital twins 

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29 September 2022

The Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET), along with other leading organisations in the manufacturing, tech and built environment sectors, have published a paper calling for a common language across digital twins – which currently doesn’t exist and means sectors are working in silos.

Decarbonising energy system by 2050 ‘could save world $12 trillion’ 

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28 September 2022

Decarbonising the global energy system by around 2050 could save the world at least $12 trillion, according to a new study.

ICE reconfirms commitment to anti-racism with updated toolkit 

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27 September 2022

The ICE has published a second version of its Anti-Racism Toolkit demonstrating its ongoing commitment to equality, diversity and inclusion (EDI).

University of Edinburgh - Edinburgh astronomers find most distant galaxy 

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26 September 2022

Early data from a new space telescope has enabled Edinburgh astronomers to locate the most distant galaxy ever found.

Energy cost crisis ‘threatens net zero investment’ 

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25 September 2022

Soaring energy costs are threatening industrial ‘net zero’ efforts, a new survey has found, risking a slowdown in the transition to low- and zero-carbon energy.

University of Strathclyde - Scotland at forefront of ‘gamechanger’ €6m project to improve bowel cancer diagnosis 

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23 September 2022

Scottish health researchers are at the forefront of a new £6m project to make Artificial Intelligence-assisted capsule endoscopy a part of future bowel cancer diagnostics.

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