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This research paves the way for digital heart twins to be used in large population studies

Digital twins could transform personalised heart disease treatment

The global construction sector has seen a boom in investment into infrastructure, data centres, and public projects

Slow uptake of tech is hindering global construction – report

Comment: Engineers must adapt to AI or fall behind

KAUST's new hydrogen sensor is ultra-sensitive, fast, and energy-efficient. It can detect 192 ppb hydrogen in complex gas mixtures in under a second

Ultra-sensitive hydrogen sensor outperforms commercial detectors

Embedded between the fabric layers of this FFP2-style face mask is a specialised gas sensor that could help diagnose chronic kidney disease from a person’s breath

Face mask sensor detects chronic kidney disease

Government push for more girls in maths and AI

The initial prototype of the STEPS1.0 technology worn on an arm

Self-Powered health sensors aim to transform dementia care

HCM effects one in 200 people globally

Calibrated AI tool accurately identifies hypertrophic cardiomyopathy risk

Made Smarter is offering match-funded grants of up to £20,000 to help SMEs adopt advanced technologies

Tech grants available for North West SME manufacturers

Reports suggest that food fraud, including honey fraud, costs the global economy $30-40bn per year

McGill researchers target honey fraud with AI

The global Rail Asset Management market, which includes condition monitoring for railway carriages, was valued at $10.1bn in 2021 and is projected to reach $13.2bn by 2026

Battery-free sensors provide real time sensing on rail carriages

42 Technology is helping to develop a new AI-powered feature for Neocam that will help ensure ‘right-first-time’ image capture when using the device to detect congenital cataracts in newborns and babies

AI-powered Neocam device could enhance newborn eye screening