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A woman fitted with a chip in her brain has been able to write her name for the first time in 20 years using only her thoughts.
Former President Joe Biden’s CHIPS and Science Act already had flaws, but now his successor’s administration’s approach is complicating matters further.
Great British Railways is a “solution looking for a problem” and could see the UK repeating mistakes made under British Rail.
Since 2002, all of Earth’s continents have experienced “unprecedented freshwater loss” driven by climate change, unsustainable groundwater use and extreme droughts, new satellite observations have ...
Online shopping has changed the way consumers consume. While some mourn the decline of the high streets, most embrace the convenience of online shopping. And it all started with eBay, which has its 30 ...
Successive governments have failed to tackle the dangerous health, environmental and economic impacts of nitrogen pollution in England, a House of Lords report has warned.
Construction of the 1.4GW NeuConnect UK-Germany power link has entered its next phase with a cable-laying vessel entering UK waters to put down 140km of subsea cabling.
The UK government’s overseas operations are to make use of OneWeb’s satellite broadband network to enable access to secure, reliable communications across the world.
When two Californian professors thought up the CubeSat at the turn of the third millennium, they had no idea they would set off a revolution in how things are done in space. And all they wanted was to ...
Governments around the world are attempting to make the internet safer through legislation. But can this really work?
The HS2 railway project will face further delays beyond its expected 2033 completion date because of a “litany of failure”, transport secretary Heidi Alexander has told the Commons.
Nanoprinters are finally helping us make use of AI breakthroughs in advanced materials.