A new high voltage subsea cable to transfer renewable power between Scotland and England has been granted final approval by Ofgem.

Unmanned heavy-lift cargo drones could reshape the world of air freight. Jon Excell talks to Dronamics, one of the firms at the forefront of this aviation frontier.

Scotland’s Semefab is taking part in a £15 million project to become the UK’s primary centre for the design and development of micro machines and nano-systems.

The National Express Group has announced that it will not provide any further financial support to ensure that its rail subsidiary, National Express East Coast, remains solvent.

Researchers at Imperial College London have demonstrated that it is possible to build some basic components used in digital devices out of gut bacteria and DNA.

Space research is a good thing in its own right and as a way of promoting science and technology to a new generation.

Researchers from Glasgow and Bristol universities have produced a calculator that is claimed to give the most accurate reading yet on the potential success of IVF treatment.

Students from Leicester University’s Astronomy and Rocketry society have launched a weather balloon to an altitude of 23.6km, capturing stunning images in the process.

Georgia Tech researchers have observed the locomotion of snakes in order to develop an all-terrain robot for search-and-rescue missions.

Researchers at Leeds University have developed an instrument to measure the force of a child’s bite that could prove extremely useful for dentists.