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  • New Enviro-Friendly Flame-Retardant Synthetic Polymer
    News - 31 May 2007
    Scientists from the University of Massachusetts Amherst have created a synthetic polymer - a building block of plastics - that doesn't burn, making it an attractive alternative to traditional...
  • New Plastic That Doesn't Burn and is Environmentally Friendly
    News - 31 May 2007
    Scientists from the University of Massachusetts Amherst have created a synthetic polymer - a building block of plastics - that doesn’t burn, making it an attractive alternative to traditional...
  • New Facility for Development of High-Tech Electrical Systems
    News - 27 Apr 2007
    The University of Manchester and Rolls-Royce have unveiled a new £1 million experimental facility, which will boost the development of high-tech electrical systems for planes, ships and energy...
  • Boeing Prepare Fuel Cell Powered Aircraft for Test Flight
    News - 28 Mar 2007
    In an effort to develop environmentally progressive technologies for aerospace applications, Boeing researchers and industry partners throughout Europe plan to conduct experimental flight tests this...
  • New Aircraft Component Testing Method Developed by University of Portsmouth
    News - 9 Jan 2007
    Experts at the University of Portsmouth are developing a new method for testing critical components of aircraft - a scientific breakthrough that will make air travel safer and cheaper. Professor...
  • Granular Systesm Can be Used as Shock Absorbers
    News - 19 Dec 2006
    A University at Buffalo theoretical physicist who published research in 2001 demonstrating that it someday may be possible to build bridges, buildings and other structures that are nearly blast-proof,...
  • Innovative Jet Engine Display
    News - 24 Oct 2006
    An innovative exhibition that allows people to build and test environmentally friendly jet engines will be landing at Buckingham Palace on Tuesday 24 October 2006. The University of Manchester...
  • Hydrogen Fuel Cells Used to Power Unmanned Aircraft
    News - 28 Aug 2006
    Georgia Institute of Technology researchers have conducted successful test flights of a hydrogen-powered unmanned aircraft believed to be the largest to fly on a proton exchange membrane (PEM) fuel...
  • Miniature Cost Effective Displays Made from Carbon Fibers
    News - 24 Aug 2006
    Engineers who develop microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) like to make their tiny machines out of silicon because it is cheap, plentiful and can be worked on with the tools already developed for...
  • New Rocket Propulsion Technology
    News - 24 Jul 2006
    A new rocket propulsion technology demonstration has marked an important milestone, achieving "mainstage" or constant full-power performance for the first time. Called the Integrated...

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