Posts Tagged ‘University of Edinburgh’
Revolutionary rocket eats for the stars
April 8, 2024The idea of a rocket that consumes its own fuselage has been on the minds of engineers since 1938. This is because traditional rocket launch vehicles are both huge and expensive, which poses cost and logistics challenges when it comes to launching rockets with smaller payloads. Conventional rockets reduce their weight ...
Researchers at the University of Edinburgh, working with the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl), have pioneered a new chemical substance analysis software technique that could play a significant role in boosting current homeland security measures and illicit substance detection. Ideally suited for portable hand-held spectroscopy devices, the system provides efficient, ...
New software detects hazardous chemicals
August 24, 2016Researchers at the University of Edinburgh, working with the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl), have pioneered a new chemical substance analysis software technique that could play a significant role in boosting current homeland security measures and illicit substance detection. Ideally suited for portable hand-held spectroscopy devices, the system provides efficient, ...
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