E&T on such controversial legal issues as ownership of thoughts, 'physical objects' and our own bodies.
E&T on why the principle of space as 'mankind's common heritage' is not always conducive to exploration.
Water shortages are predicted to be the catalyst for 21st Century conflicts as E&T explains.
E&T offers tips on how best to patent an idea.
Who owns your ideas? The patent process explained
So you have an idea? How do you protect your idea and bring it to market? E&T talks to experts in the field of patenting to find out how.
A UK student engineering project providing an electricity system to rural Rwandan communities has received the grand prize in a competition to reward students who develop, design or implement technology to solve a real world problem.
In the wake of a recent UN study rekindling the debate over cell-phone use and brain cancer link, the IET has just released the tenth edition of its Position Statement ‘The possible harmful biological effects of low-level electromagnetic fields of frequencies up to 300 GHz’.
Business secretary Vince Cable was today forced to clarify reasons given by David Cameron and Nick Clegg for axing an £80 million loan to Sheffield Forgemasters.
With only a few days to go until the deadline for entries arrives, now is the last chance to enter the Management Book of the Year competion
British ministers Vince Cable and David Willetts have arrived in Bangalore as part of a Government delegation promoting trade and business links between the UK and India
IBM has launched a family of mainframe computers, which it hopes will stymie a decline in sales, and reinvent the role of the host platform in enterprise data centres.
...The generic term for ‘on-demand Internet-based computing’, where shared resources, software, and data are provided to computers and other devices as needed, usually from virtualised server environments based outside of the enterprise.
Smart metering technology is set to have a fundamental impact on how we manage energy. A comprehensive look at smart metering and smart meters, pulling together articles, news, events, and other relevant content from the IET archives.
With life expectancy growing the focus is on engineers to deliver innovative products and processes that can aid the medical profession. E&T brings you a selection of its best features in this area
The eyes of the world will be on the Danish capital, Copenhagen, when the world leaders gather there on December 9th for the COP15 summit. E&T brings you its guide the the event
The Apollo 11 mission was a remarkable achievement. Our exclusive collection of features and news stories analyses the scientific, engineering and technology legacy of that era, with one eye on the future.
There are a number of current issues with biofuel production and use. This Special Report considers the more important questions under discussion today.
E&T considers the knotty problem of who owns what in this wonderful world and beyond: the world's water, the genome, your personal data, your thoughts, intellectual property, even outer space. E&T also personally lays claim to a scintillating selection of subject-specific feature content, industry news and more.
E&T examines the recent controversies surrounding data privacy concerns in relation to Facebook, Google, Twitter and Apple.
Counterfeiting has been around for millennia, but technology, globalisation and longer supply chains mean that fake components and products pose greater threats to the manufacturer than ever before, as E&T reports.
From Abbey Road to prehistoric zoology, E&T videos span the engineering and technology community.
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