The design and construction of Rathmorrissy Junction: An analysisApril 17, 2018
Design co-ordinator Seán FitzSimons of Clandillon Civil Consulting and Noel Curtis of John Sisk provide their insights into the design and construction of the interchange at the heart of the scheme
Powering the Nation Part 1: A worker’s view of the Shannon SchemeApril 17, 2018
Making Ireland a leader in climate action and the role of ‘negative emissions’April 17, 2018
Barry McMullin, Paul Price, Mike Jones and Alwynne McGeever explore the background motivation and concepts underpinning the recent interest in NETs, and the opportunities - and risks - associated with their deployment here
Protecting the house buyer – an overviewApril 17, 2018
World’s largest 3D-printed steel bridge built by robots in six monthsApril 17, 2018
Alan Turing Institute in data-centric engineering and startup MX3D reveal completed span of the world’s largest 3D-printed metal structure, a 12m-long stainless steel bridge, writes Loukia Papadopoulos
Scottish coast now home to the most powerful wind turbine in the worldApril 17, 2018
A single rotation of the Vattenfall-installed 8.8 MW wind turbine dubbed the ‘world's most powerful’ can reportedly power an average UK home for a day, writes Jessica Miley
How artificial intelligence has impacted engineeringApril 17, 2018
Smart production lines are definitely the future. But how exactly does artificial intelligence make such a big difference to the engineering sector?
‘Like children, there are no bad pumps – just pumps in the wrong environment’April 17, 2018
One example, writes Eoin Field, would be where pumps were sized based on 'future expansion' and therefore oversized and a vsd solution could put the pump running at below a minimum Hz
The river of gold inspiring a blueprint for continued innovationApril 17, 2018
The EU is to take action against Ireland as areas of the country have non-compliance in relation to the quality of sewer/wastewater discharges to water bodies and waterways, writes Patrick Moran
Father of cinematography Bull as quick as a flyApril 17, 2018
Drug reduces size of some lung cancer tumours and relapse rate after surgeryApril 17, 2018
Gecko-inspired adhesives help soft robotic fingers get a better gripApril 17, 2018
Researchers have developed a robotic gripper that combines the adhesive properties of gecko toes and the adaptability of air-powered soft robots to grasp a much wider variety of objects than the state of the art
