ETL's "Sensors for Healthcare" project engaged type 1 diabetes patients at Royal Bradford Infirmary to better understand and address the inequities associated with medical device use.

ETL’s approach to design enables villagers to specify the governance and technical requirements for solar energy solutions.

ETL co-hosted a multi-stakeholder workshop that explored the participation of stakeholders in the design and deployment of sensors for environmental monitoring.

A new project explores the potential of co-designed water quality monitoring devices to drive environmental justice.

Seminar kicks off a week of collaboration between ETL and Isle of Scilly Community Venture.

An article by ETL members Robert Farnan, Steve Johnson and Jonathan Ensor is now in the Royal Academy of Engineering's magazine, Ingentia.

ETL publish a letter in The Guardian newspaper in response to the Equity in Medical Devices: Independent Review.

A new paper by ETL staff explores how we can better address equity in the design and deployment of medical devices.