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Flexible biosensor on skin

CDs upcycled into flexible biosensors

Project aims to replace pesticides with photonic ‘nose’

Atoms swimming in liquid thanks to graphene

‘Nano-petri dish’ gives scientists insights at the atomic scale

Comment: Code optimisation in the AI ecosystem

UKAEA and CFS to advance fusion energy

Bowel cancer is currently detected via an endoscope

Project aims to diagnose bowel cancer with AI

Skimsat study to put satellites into very low Earth orbit

The Deep Underground Neutrino Experiment (DUNE) based at the Sanford Underground Research Facility in South Dakota - will be the world’s largest cryogenic particle detector

UK engineers build critical link for global flagship neutrino experiment

The submersible for the dive to the Titanic on its launch and recovery platform

Low bandwidth conference call from Titanic wreck

According to NASA there are approximately 23,000 pieces of debris larger than a tennis ball orbiting the Earth and travelling at speeds up to 17,500 mph, but the millions of smaller pieces of space junk can also cause major problems

Comment: Space junk is a danger to human life and future exploration

'Dorothy' makes HS2 tunnel breakthrough

Dorothy makes HS2 tunnelling breakthrough

Solid State to acquire Californian battery systems manufacturer