Dundee-based start-up SolarisKit has developed a thermal collector flat pack kit that promises to provide cheaper access to hot water in Rwanda.
Philips Research is to lead phase one of a planned four-year DARPA medical technology project to reduce the number of battlefield deaths from internal bleeding.
Demand from UK businesses wishing to get new, innovative projects off the ground has almost doubled since last year, according to the Knowledge Transfer Partnerships (KTP) programme.
US and Russian scientists have discovered a new way to remove radioactivity from water, which could be used to treat contaminated water at Japan's Fukushima nuclear plant.
Researchers at Bath University have developed a method to analyse a person’s emotional state during VR exercise, adapting content to match mood.
IBM and NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Centre are collaborating to use IBM’s artificial intelligence (AI) technology to derive new insights from NASA’s Earth data.
Already showing promise as a treatment for depression, transcranial magnetic stimulationis poised to take the battle against addiction to the brain itself.
Hydrogen electric flight pioneer ZeroAvia has ambitions to become the Tesla of civil aviation. Jon Excell spoke to the firm’s founder and CEO Val Miftakhov
Cygnet Texkimp has been awarded a £200k grant to develop machinery to manufacture lighter, stronger materials and parts for the international aerospace market.
The United Nations’ methane monitoring programme has signed a deal with Kayrros to use satellite data and AI to track emissions of the potent greenhouse gas.
