A 60-tonne pressure vessel installed at the new National Centre for Propulsion and Power brings with it a new kind of engineering capability for the UK.

A new book by a St Catharine's engineer and an Oxford theologian argues that our faith in technology to solve the climate crisis is distracting us from the uncomfortable truth: that saving the planet is neither a task for future technologies nor for world leaders alone. It is something all of us — especially those with comfortable lives — can and must do, now.

Government publishes Advanced Nuclear Framework to get pioneering nuclear technology off the ground.

Explore cellulose packaging innovation and how it transforms plant waste into sustainable, biocompostable packaging solutions.

TIF is a £10m commitment over 5 years that bridges the gap from early-stage research to market, securing higher-value licensing deals more quickly.

Manufacturing underpins a third of global economic output yet remains plagued by inefficiencies that waste up to 20% of production value and raise emissions. Matta, founded on pioneering research from...

Government publishes Advanced Nuclear Framework to get pioneering nuclear technology off the ground.

A live, in-person panel on Europe’s next chapter with Gabriel Attal, Gillian Tett, Lord Booth-Smith, and Menna Rawlings.

The prestigious awards, supported by Cambridge University, are celebrating their 21st anniversary with judges including Saba Sams, David Almond & Lily Fontaine

This highly competitive scheme supports early career researchers from underrepresented backgrounds in STEM. Awardees receive up to £690,000 over four years, alongside bespoke mentoring, training in gr...

YouTube video by Electrical Engineering at Cambridge University

The process is made possible thanks to a research team from the University of Cambridge and Stanford University who modified a continuous-flow reactor to make it more efficient, but, crucially, withou...

The Helios Prize was launched in 2019 and is made possible thanks to a generous donation from Cambridge alumnus John Firth. John approached the Department specifically and asked that the prize be name...

The start-up is addressing aviation’s emissions challenge using its own nature-inspired anaerobic digestion process called Controlled Microbial Upcycling (CMU), which builds on recent breakthroughs in...

A new Institute of Physics (IOP) report — featuring contributions from Professor Tim Coombs of the University of Cambridge’s Electrical Engineering Division — highlights a technology that could change...

YouTube video by Cavendish Laboratory, University of Cambridge