| Date | Title | Description |
| 25.07.2024 | The Race to Reusability: Blue Origin's New Glenn Rocket Takes Flight**
** | ** In the ever-evolving landscape of space exploration, Blue Origin is carving its own path. The company, founded by Jeff Bezos, recently unveiled a significant advancement in its reusable rocket technology: the New Glenn rocket's six landi... |
| 20.07.2024 | Gassing Up the Lizzy Line: Transport for London Has Displayed 200+ Fossil Fuel Ads Since Zero-Carbon Pledge | 8 Mins Read Sadiq Khan faces calls to ban fossil fuel industry messaging from tube stations and buses.
By TJ Jordan
London’s public transport network has hosted more than 240 advertising campaigns by oil and gas companies including Shell, B... |
| 11.07.2024 | Cumulus Neuroscience to Join Bio-Hermes 2 Study with Funding from the Innovate UK Small Business Research Initiative (SBRI) Dementia Mission Project | Funded by a nearly £1.2M (~$1.5M USD) award, this research will enable ongoing validation of AccelADx™, a breakthrough screening test for early detection of Alzheimer's dementia.
BELFAST, Northern Ireland and CAMBRIDGE, Mass., July 11, 2024... |
| 21.06.2024 | iGii Revolutionizes Nanomaterial Production with £8.8M Funding Boost | Stirling-based nanomaterial producer iGii has secured a game-changing £8.8 million in new funding to propel its growth. Formerly known as Integrated Graphene, iGii has developed Gii™, a groundbreaking 3D foam crafted from carbon atoms. This... |
| 18.06.2024 | Scots Tech Firm iGii Secures £8.8M to Accelerate Growth | Stirling-based nanomaterial producer iGii has secured £8.8 million in new funding to accelerate its growth.
Formerly known as Integrated Graphene, the company will use the funds to grow and scale customer projects, increase its manufacturin... |
| 05.06.2024 | Nobel Laureate Professor Sir Martin Evans opens Molecular Devices' Cardiff facility to manufacture patient-derived organoids for research and drug discovery | Plaque unveiled at the formal opening of Molecular Devices’ Cardiff facility that manufactures patient-derived organoids for research and drug discovery.
Molecular Devices is the world's only company offering a service to manufacture standa... |
| 23.05.2024 | UK’s proposed smoking ban faces opposition despite health benefits, savings for healthcare system | Listen to this article
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| 15.04.2024 | AI chatbots could soon be getting an upgrade with planning capabilities | Source: Adobe Stock article-article-body
We might soon see AI step up to the next level, with impending upgrades to artificial intelligence (AI) systems developed by OpenAI and Meta. OpenAI’s GPT-5 will be the new “engine” within the AI cha... |
| 02.04.2024 | XTX Markets invites entries for first $1.048mn progress prize as Artificial Intelligence Mathematical Olympiad competition opens | LONDON, April 2, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- XTX Markets is excited to announce the opening of the first $1.048 million progress prize for the Artificial Intelligence Mathematical Olympiad (AIMO), on the Kaggle platform.
This initiative is part of... |
| 14.03.2024 | Cumulus Neuroscience Announces First Patient Enrolled in AccelADx Electroencephalogram (EEG) Study for Early Detection of Alzheimer's Dementia | NIHR-Funded Study Represents the Largest of its Kind Conducted to Date in Alzheimer's Dementia.
Cumulus Neuroscience today announced the enrollment of the first patient in a major research collaboration with the Universities of Bath and Bri... |
| 13.02.2024 | Bath Team Uses ‘Mind Control’ to Win International Athletics Competition | Technology developed by a team led by the University of Bath has enabled a cybathlete with major spinal injuries to control a computer using brainwaves alone and take first prize in the global CYBATHLON Challenge.
An international competiti... |
| 22.01.2024 | Tech Pioneer Honoured by the University of Bath for Outstanding Work to Diversify STEM | Dr Anne-Marie Imafidon MBE received an honorary degree from the University for her work to support thousands of girls, women and non-binary people into science and tech.
Tech pioneer Dr Anne-Marie Imafidon MBE has been awarded an honorary d... |
| 03.11.2023 | Meet the founder: How Deep Science Ventures’ Dr. Thane Campbell built a PhD program for the deeptech era | All too often, well-trained PhDs wind up in a field that has nothing to do with their chosen discipline, says Dr. Thane Campbell, Dean of Deep Science Ventures‘ Venture Science Doctorate program. “People get disillusioned and then they’re n... |
| 12.07.2023 | Painkillers Can Be Made From Paper Waste Instead of Crude Oil, New Study Shows | Jace Dela Cruz, Tech Times 12 July 2023, 07:07 am
A group of scientists from the University of Bath has found a way to create painkillers from a chemical found in pine trees, which is also a waste product from the paper industry.
According ... |
| 11.05.2023 | Keepon, carry on | I’m back in the South Bay this week, banging away at an introduction in the hotel lobby a few minutes before our crew heads to Shoreline for Google I/O. There’s a guy behind in a business suit and sockless loafers, taking a loud business me... |
| 19.02.2023 | Микрокабели и скрученные световоды — в каких направлениях развиваются оптоволоконные технологии | В прошлый раз собрали для вас подборку материалов о протоколах и сетевых технологиях прошлого. Теперь поговорим о технологиях настоящего. Инженеры стремятся увеличить дальность передачи сигнала и пропускную способность оптоволоконной инфрас... |
| 27.12.2022 | 3D Printing Industry Review of the Year: May 2022 | Interested in reading more about the year’s biggest 3D printing news? You can access our full 3D Printing Industry Review of the Year series here.
While the return of an in-person Rapid+TCT was undoubtedly one of the highlights of May 2022,... |
| 19.10.2022 | Why an algorithm manager is the newest form of a horrible boss | Source: monster ztudio/shutterstock.
The 1999 cult classic film Office Space depicts Peter’s dreary life as a cubicle-dwelling software engineer. Every Friday, Peter tries to avoid his boss and the dreaded words: “I’m going to need you to g... |
| 13.10.2022 | Нетерпимость и предвзятость: почему алгоритмы не могут заменить менеджера-человека | Работодателям выгодно использовать программы: они снижают бизнес-расходы, автоматизируя задачи, для выполнения которых человеку требуется больше времени. К примеру, согласно последним ежегодным данным, имея 22,8 тысяч сотрудников, Uber може... |
| 04.08.2022 | Cultivated Palm Oil Has Potential to Reduce Dependency on Controversial Palm Oil Industry | Clean Food Group, a company developing cultivated palm oil alternatives made from yeast, is currently preparing for the commercialisation of its Clean Palm Oil planned for 2023 aiming to reduce dependency on the controversial palm industry.... |
| 25.07.2022 | UK’s deeptech AI company T-DAB.AI secures €581K for its Edge AI platform | London-based T-DAB.AI, an Artificial Intelligence (AI) company, announced on Thursday, July 21, that it has raised £495K (approximately €581K) in a fresh round of funding to accelerate the development of its Edge AI platform.
Edge AI refers... |
| 28.06.2022 | Novel 3D printer uses ultrasound vibration to produce parts from recycled ABS with improved properties | Researchers at Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka (UTeM) have developed a 3D printer that’s capable of producing more resilient parts from recycled ABS.
By mounting two piezoelectric transducers to an ordinary gantry Fused Filament Fabrica... |
| 13.06.2022 | Modern Synthesis raises $4.1 million to increase fashion sustainability with textiles grown from microbes | UK-based biomaterials start-up Modern Synthesis has raised $4.1 million in seed funding to develop its microbial textile platform which could help the fashion sector to lower its carbon footprint and reduce waste.
Operating in much the same... |
| 02.06.2022 | Concordia researchers develop ‘game-changing’ ultrasound 3D printing technology | Researchers from Concordia University have developed a novel direct sound printing (DSP) technique that leverages ultrasound waves to fabricate complex and precise objects.
The team has published a paper describing the technology, which wor... |
| 02.06.2022 | Researchers recycle 3D printing waste to develop carbon fiber-reinforced PLA | Researchers from the United Arab Emirates University are exploring the development of recycled composite materials using leftover 3D printed PLA and carbon fiber waste.
Plastic consumption has been on the rise since its invention over a cen... |
| 13.10.2021 | Microsoft Stories Podcast: Season 2, episode 1 – Tackling climate change starts with measuring your actions | Hello and welcome to series two of Microsoft Stories, a podcast about technology and innovation.
Over the course of this series we will speak to young people about the big issues affecting their lives and shaping their futures. We will also... |
| 03.09.2021 | A house of straws? Bulgarian team is tying tradition and sustainability in construction | Sofia, Bulgaria ~
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How many of us choose sustainable materials for the construction and renovation of our dream homes?
While researching the regional supply of eco-construction materials for the renovation of their homes, two Bulgar... |
| 05.07.2021 | Hyde Aero products partners with Renishaw & NCAM to develop new metal AM capability | Leading European aerospace engineering service provider Hyde Aero Products (HAP) has called on the expertise of global engineering firm Renishaw and the National Centre for Additive Manufacturing (NCAM), based at the Manufacturing Technolog... |
| 20.05.2021 | Why You Should Never Say Thanks To Siri | Us Brits are renowned for our etiquette. Much to the frustration of our foreign friends, we are famously indirect to a fault and say “please” when we give orders and “sorry” when the other is to blame. It comes natural to us: it’s somehow a... |
| 11.05.2021 | Drones test that 'sow' rain clouds in the face of drought in some countries | May 11, 2021 2 min read
This article was translated from our Spanish edition using AI technologies. Errors may exist due to this process.
Can we make it rain? The United Arab Emirates will use drone technology that unleashes electrical char... |
| 07.04.2021 | Study Finds Interest and Support For Veganism is Skyrocketing in Belgium | As Dunkin this week announces over 40 vegan donuts to its Belgian menus, new research from psychologists at the University of Bath reveals an increasing number of people in Belgium are shunning meat in favour of plant-based alternatives. Th... |
| 18.11.2020 | Зачем катать пожилых на велосипеде? | Житель Копенгагена Оле Кассов запустил программу по привлечению пожилых датчан к велосипедным прогулкам на велорикшах. Сегодня пассажиров возят пилоты-волонтеры уже 29-ти стран.
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| 28.09.2020 | New Study Finds Large Demand for Cultured Meat in France and Germany | A study carried out by the University of Bath, the Université Bourgogne Franche-Comté, and Ipsos has found that increasing numbers of French and German people are open to meatless diets. The study also found that many people in both countri... |
| 20.08.2020 | New Study Proves Growing Concern Over the Negative Effects of Touchscreen Devices on Toddlers Unfounded | Isaiah Alonzo, Tech Times 20 August 2020, 12:08 am
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The University of Bath's Department of Psychology recently published a study that tests the effects of screen-time and use of digital electronic devices amongst toddlers ... |
| 17.06.2020 | Your Dog Can Join You Digitally in Video Games! Here's How Motion Capture Can Do Its Work | Tiziana Celine, Tech Times 17 June 2020, 04:06 am
A new motion capture technology will allow you to create digital dog avatars after filming them with a single camera.
Digitizing a dog is typically like digitizing a person. The process invo... |
| 15.05.2020 | This 3D printable “laboratory-grade” open-source microscope will set you back $18 | A team of researchers at the University of Bath, UK, have developed an open-source design for a 3D printable “laboratory-grade” microscope, costing as little as $18.
The OpenFlexure microscope is a fully automated device with motorised samp... |
| 03.06.2019 | New research set to boost construction sector sustainability and productivity | New research set to boost construction sector sustainability and productivity
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A new collaborative research project involving Cambridge engineers aims to improve the sustainability and productivity of the construction sector.
Fund... |
| 11.04.2018 | Bloodless revolution in diabetes monitoring | Bloodless revolution in diabetes monitoring
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Scientists have created a non-invasive adhesive patch, which promises the measurement of glucose levels through the skin without a finger-prick blood test, potentially removing the need... |
| 24.08.2016 | How advertisers seduce our subconscious | - |
| 10.02.2015 | Report proposes new ‘sexual violence courts’ | Report proposes new ‘sexual violence courts’
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Policy makers and legal professionals must work together to introduce specialist ‘sexual violence courts’ in order to improve how the legal system in England and Wales responds to rape... |
| 11.09.2014 | Guest Post: RE.WORK Founder Nikita Johnson Tells TCUK How Emerging Technologies Can Change UK Society | This article was originally posted on the Tech City UK website.
Solving Challenges with Future Technologies
The annual RE.WORK Technology Summit is taking place at LSO St Luke’s next week to showcase the latest advancements in emerging te... |
| 18.06.2014 | Biofuel Buzz: Coffee Grounds Could Be a Good Alternative Fuel | Soon it might not just be you buzzing on your morning coffee, but also your car.
A new study from the University of Bath suggests that coffee grounds may be a great source of biodiesel fuel.
“Around eight million tonnes of coffee are produc... |
| 26.02.2012 | Cambridge Wireless Recieves Initial £50K Funding | Cambridge Wireless, a Cambridge, UK-based independent wireless business and technology community, has been awarded an initial £50k funding for a multi-company research project under the government-backed Technology Strategy Board’s Internet... |
| 18.03.2008 | The march of the RoBeasts continues: Technics Robot Crab | I’ve just downloaded an inexplicably large video (120mb for 30 seconds? It’s called YouTube, guys) of this crab doing its thing. It’s certainly not as cool as the BigDog robot from yesterday, but it’s also not a multi-million-dollar DARPA-f... |
| 27.08.2004 | Who Needs Art When You Have Photoshop Filters? | Roland Piquepaille writes “Computer scientists from the University of Bath have written a software which transforms your ordinary photographs and movies into cubist works of art and animation reminiscent of Picasso. They trained their softw... |
| - | I’m a researcher who has interviewed over 100 people about loneliness: Here’s my best advice | Most people do their best to avoid feeling lonely. Researcher Sam Carr, however, has embraced it.
The 46-year-old lecturer at the University of Bath is the self-proclaimed “scholar of loneliness” and has been studying it for the past six ye... |
