Emission control

UK collaboration could lead to a car exhaust trap able to reduce pollutants and provide an onboard fuel source. Siobhan Wagner reports...21 Nov 2008

Sensor

Liquid asset

Swiss team develops biodegradable implant sensor...21 Nov 2008

Cancer cell

Early warning

Microbubbles and ultrasound help target prostate cancer...21 Nov 2008

Shrink in pay
EEF, the industry body for manufacturing and engineering employees, has reported the effects of the...21 Nov 2008

Water detection mission
An on-board computer built by British small satellite manufacturer Surrey Satellite Technology...21 Nov 2008

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Bleak expectations
Manufacturers’ output expectations in the next three months are the weakest for nearly thirty years, according to the latest CBI Industrial Trends Survey. ...

Plenty in the tank
Ricardo’s Prof Neville Jackson believes there’s plenty more mileage in the internal combustion engine as technology makes it ever more efficient. Jon Excell reports...

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Products & Notices

ABB
ABB has won an $88-million order from Minera Petaquilla SA (MPSA) to deliver gearless mill drive systems to increase productivity and lower energy consumption at a new copper mine in Panama....

Crankshaft machining with tailor-made inserts from CERATIZIT
Report from the CERATIZIT customer Audi Hungaria. Including interview with customer!...

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Opinion

Immigrate to Innovate
It’s easy to lose count of the number of bold new acronym-strewn initiatives aimed at attracting students into the engineering profession. ...

Marvellous mirrorball
The Isis 2 target station, which opened this week at Oxford’s Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, would seem to be one of those pure-science gadgets which tend to rile certain sections of The Engineer’s readership ...

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