Scientists in the US have for the first time pinpointed what occurs during a key manufacturing process of silicon solar cells.
A new device for detecting Barrett’s oesophagus — a type of cancer — promises to be around 10 times cheaper and considerably less invasive than standard endoscopy.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is to announce an £86bn funding boost for the science and technology sectors during the Spending Review on June 11, 2025.
A new glove device that delivers vibration feedback to the fingertips upon contact with surfaces has been designed to improve wearers’ tactile sensitivity.
The success or failure of an innovative product launch depends on all team members, including top management, being fully committed from the start, says Lucy Rowbotham.
A new imaging technique will give doctors a clearer view of the small intestine.
Loughborough University is working with Ford as part of a major new commercial EV project that aims to replace prototyping with modelling and simulation.
The oil & gas sector’s finally getting serious about large-scale carbon capture and storage (CCS). But what’s behind this technology push? And does it really matter?
