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Robot bugs can hop across water & squeeze through the tiniest cracks

11/03/2022

Researchers have created tiny bug-inspired robots that can carry out tasks in hard-to-reach spaces and inhospitable environments.

Focus on electrifying pickup trucks to cut emissions, researchers urge

11/03/2022

The electrification of pickup trucks offers greater reductions in greenhouse gas emissions than the electrification of other light-duty vehicles, new research has found.

10 UK next-generation space projects to support future exploration of the universe

11/03/2022

New funding aims to encourage collaboration between industry and academia and boost technology that will support the future exploration of the universe through space-based astronomy, cosmology, solar system science and astrophysics.

STEM-sational! 10-year-old blazes way to glory with winning fire-fighting invention

11/03/2022

A ten-year-old from Newcastle has extinguished competition with a ground-breaking fire-fighting invention, winning the Institution of Engineering & Technology’s national ‘Super-Realoes’ competition.

What #BreakTheBias means to NMITE

11/03/2022

Elena Rodriguez-Falcon (Chief Executive Officer & President), Samantha Lewis, Director of HR, and Gary Wood, Academic Director (who is here to share a male perspective) at NMITE share their thoughts on breaking the bias within the engineering industry in honour of International Women's Day (8 March).

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Robot bugs can hop across water & squeeze through the tiniest cracks

Focus on electrifying pickup trucks to cut emissions, researchers urge

10 UK next-generation space projects to support future exploration of the universe

STEM-sational! 10-year-old blazes way to glory with winning fire-fighting invention

What #BreakTheBias means to NMITE