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The Tour de France used to be dominated by it, but 22 years have passed since the last Yellow Jersey was won on steel. Now, with steel tubing more advanced than ever, a pro team is bucking the trend

An expert team have put steel to the test, creating the largest, strongest artificial limb in the world, one that can carry the weight of an elephant

New steel-inspired research is looking to transform the world’s highways into wireless recharge-as-you-drive power stations for electric cars

Are China’s new flatpack steel skyscrapers simply castles in the air? Zhang Yue and China’s Broad Group are calling them “a revolution”

Engineers have spent almost 20 years burrowing the world’s longest and deepest rail tunnel under the snow-capped peaks of the Swiss Alps

A new aboveground steel rail system could revolutionise transportation for the developing world. Its minor physical footprint will mean it is safer for wildlife and better for the environment than traditional road and rail

Researchers have created a world-first fuel cell that uses stainless steel to power mobiles for a week and keep drones airborne for more than an hour

How the development of innovative robotic exoskeletons could change healthcare and industry forever

More than 30 years since the Chernobyl disaster contaminated huge swathes of Europe with radioactive material, engineers have finally managed to seal the carcass of the nuclear plant’s destroyed reactor block