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Magnetic Flexible Endoscope

The Magnetic Flexible Endoscope, a device which can painlessly examine a human colon to detect signs of disease, was praised at a principal surgical robotics competition last week.

Drax Power Station.

A spin out company from the School of Chemistry has received Government funding to extend its pioneering work in carbon capture technology.

Design and manufacture module winners

As part of their second year project, Temerarious Turbine, a team of six Mechanical Engineering students designed and built a turbine wheel to generate electricity and won £500 to share between them.

Students using electron microscopes in chemical engineering

Join us in celebrating International Women in Engineering Day (INWED) on Sunday 23 June by taking a look at the fantastic achievements of women across our Schools.

Professor Edmund Linfield standing in front terahertz technology.

The University has appointed Professor Edmund Linfield as the first Director for the Bragg Centre for Materials Research.