The material that holds the codes for life could be the answer to storing the ever-increasing volume of data being generated around the world safely and cheaply.
Significant new research into the biases inherent in using AI in healthcare has resulted in recommendations to increase transparency around the issue.
The route to industrial circularity is rooted in fast-developing AI and machine learning knowhow, says Dr Joanna Thurston, a partner and patent attorney at Withers & Rogers.
Scientists from the National University of Singapore have developed an electrochemical approach to treat industrial wastewater using electricity as a reagent for purification.
A report from Cranfield University said that multi-million-pound investment is ‘urgently needed’ in technology to mitigate CO2 emissions at airports.
A joint UK–US initiative predicts that in the future it will be possible to simply produce a flat, near-perfect lens using cost-effective materials.
Researchers have overcome an obstacle hindering the use of vanadium disulphide in lithium-ion batteries, an advance that could lead to quicker charging without compromising capacity.
A UK consortium led by United Traffic Management (UTM) software provider Altitude Angel plans to build the world’s largest and longest ‘drone superhighway’ network.
Nissan and partners have launched EV36Zero, a £1bn electric vehicle hub in Sunderland aimed at bringing carbon neutrality to manufacturing and motoring.
Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have developed the cheapest and simplest artificial muscle fibre to date using nothing more than a standard nylon fishing line.
