Thales unveils DeepFinder, Europe’s new 5,000km UHF AESA radar designed to detect hypersonic missiles, stealth aircraft, ballistic threats and space objects amid rising global missile tensions.

Scientists are exploring light-activated nanoparticles to kill biofilms in stored drinking water, aiming to make household water safer in South Africa.

Scientists are exploring light-activated nanoparticles to kill biofilms in stored drinking water, aiming to make household water safer in South Africa.

Manufacturer sees momentum building for Boeing 787 powerplant as engine enhancements bolster time-on-wing.

CATL and Lochpine have bought a 20% stake in Kiwi firm CarbonScape.

Rolling out a new program to encourage electric hot water could slash household costs and cut emissions.

New CBU criteria are expected to limit cheaper imported EVs in Malaysia, putting pressure on BYD and other Chinese carmakers to localise assembly.

A reconstruction of 21,000 years of tidal change across the Patagonian Shelf finds tides are now their most energetic since the last Ice Age.

With new Chinese equipment banned, U.S. companies scramble for advantage.

Hydrogels are 3D structures that are powering innovations in drug delivery, tissue engineering, wearable sensors and batteries.

Ancient pharaohs had round-the-clock guards watching their tombs. Today, some of the world’s most critical infrastructure sits on the seabed with far less attention, mostly because adequate tech doesn't exist. Researchers at the Norwegian University of Science…

The largest amount - $348 million - is to develop, fabricate and test improvements to air and missile defense prototype systems.

The same forces that battered Glen Canyon Dam in 1983 are posing fresh danger as Lake Powell shrinks to historic lows.

The NVIDIA Inception member’s Ocula moon imaging service will harness the NVIDIA Jetson platform for edge AI, running inference directly in space to significantly accelerate insights compared with downlinking all data back down to Earth.

Researchers discovered an “Achilles’ heel” shared by E. coli, Shigella, and other diarrhea-causing bacteria: enzymes they use to breach the gut’s protective mucus layer. By targeting this common vulnerability, scientists may be able to develop a single vaccine…

Japan wants millions of robots to help care for its elderly citizens

Mars once had a global magnetic field, generated deep inside the planet, strong enough to deflect the solar wind much as Earth's does today. When that field

Hotels are usually built for travellers, but some are designed for creatures no bigger than your thumb. Scientists and conservationists have spent years creating these miniature refuges for wild bees in the form of small nesting structures fitted with narrow…