Autonomous vehicle makers may need to rethink how pedestrian detection AI models are trained after researchers found age and race biases in vehicle detection systems.

Scientists at Qinetiq’s Optronics Centre have been awarded a contract to develop hollow waveguide (HWG) optical integration technology for use in optical space instrumentation.

An international team of researchers has used electron microscopy techniques to discover an important mechanism behind the reaction of metallic nanoparticles with the environment.

Three UK universities are collaborating to devise a way of making environmentally-friendly microreactors, which hold the promise of efficient screening and synthesis of new chemicals.

Technology developed by BAE Systems to overcome the impact of wind turbines on radar systems has received a commendation from the Renewable Energy Association.

SpaceX’s goal of delivering payloads to space with re-useable rockets has suffered a blow following the loss of a Falcon9 rocket and its payload during tests.

Procter and Gamble has launched a new scheme to help it identify and develop innovative ideas from outside its own research labs.

New data from UCAS has shown a big shift toward technology-based subjects, with significant growth in applications to engineering and computer science degrees.

Asda and self-driving startup Wayve have launched what’s claimed to be the largest trial of autonomous grocery delivery so far in the UK.

An eight-week trial that led to the conviction of five men for murder used a 3D-printed skull of the victim as evidence in court.