The realisation that we need coal-fired power generation has helped revive a once neglected industry
E&T investigates the creation of the world’s blackest colour – a new form of alchemy with interesting scientific applications.
In its fight to prolong human life, modern gerontology increasingly relies on evidence from nature and wildlife, as E&T discovers.
E&T gains exclusive access to Alcor Life Extension Foundation headquarters in Arizona to learn about the aims, purposes and possibilities of cryonics.
Andre Geim wants to put an end to the hype surrounding graphene.
Squeezing the most out of a battery means paying closer attention to its behaviour
Control engineers ignore cyber threats at their peril
Nitrogen generation technology helps airlines comply with new safety rules
Coal mining has come a long way from canaries in cages and davy lamps
In the rush to virtualise servers, IT managers must be aware of the potential system risks
How the London Borough of Hillingdon transformed its IT systems into an easily managed virtual environment.
An in-depth report asking if there is any hope for America’s manufacturing sector.
Wireless communications – with light!
40Gbit/s optical networking is coming, at last.
Don't leave it to your design and marketing people. True innovation comes from the top.
Like insurance, intellectual capital protection is best understood before it is too late.
E&T catches a gruesome ride back in time – into the history of London’s Necropolis Railway, the world’s one and only railway for the dead.
Japanese youth are famed for their love of technology and fantasy imagery, but with the rise of Otaku culture is this developing into an unhealthy obsession that could hamper Japan’s high-tech economy? E&T investigates.