Technology
Britain resurfaced a motorway stretch with rubber from 750 scrapped tyres per kilometre
By Science Blog Editorial Team · Sep 19, 2026
Transport
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Earth & Environment
Melbourne's rail operator built track from recycled plastic waste at Richmond station
By Science Blog Editorial Team · Sep 18, 2026
Technology
Seoul's diagonal crosswalks cut traffic accidents by 18.4 percent
By Science Blog Editorial Team · Sep 15, 2026
Technology
Pennsylvania's similar bridges face same decay that doomed Pittsburgh span
By Science Blog Editorial Team · Sep 15, 2026
Technology
Retired A380 superjumbos worth more in pieces than melted down
By Science Blog Editorial Team · Sep 14, 2026
Brain
London's secret driverless mail trains ran beneath the city a century before self-driving cars
By Daniel Moran · Sep 10, 2026
Technology
Russia and North Korea open first road bridge, named after a 1946 assassination attempt
By The Long View · Sep 10, 2026
Technology
Norway is preparing to cut a tunnel through a mountain so ships can avoid one of its most dangerous coastal waters
By Daniel Moran · Aug 19, 2026
Physics
There's a reason every aeroplane window has a tiny hole in it, and it's not the reason most people assume
By Science Blog Editorial Team · Jul 24, 2026
Environment
A single long-haul flight can expose you to more cosmic radiation than you'd absorb in weeks on the ground, and the higher and farther…
By Science Blog Editorial Team · Jul 21, 2026
Technology
Aviation’s hybrid moment has finally arrived
By Horizon Magazine · Jun 18, 2026
Industry
Looking to the skies to navigate icy waters
By Horizon Magazine · Mar 14, 2025
Technology
EU enlists researchers’ support to tackle smuggling and security threats at sea
By Horizon Magazine · Jan 7, 2025
Science in Society
Breathing space – smart parking policies improve city dwellers’ lives
By Horizon Magazine · Oct 18, 2024