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Graduate Guarantee: New jobs for newly qualified nurses & midwives in England
The UK government announces the Graduate Guarantee, unlocking thousands of new NHS jobs for newly qualified nurses and midwives, ensuring a seamless transition from training to employment.
Green housing: A quality revolution, not just climate compliance
The incoming Future Homes Standard offers an opportunity for the construction industry to write a new narrative around green housing shaped around its premium benefits, writes Ben Standing, partner at Browne Jacobson, and Felicity Zakers, Associate.
A new standard for clinical documentation
T-Pro Copilot: The AI-Powered, Clinician-Led Future of Clinical Documentation. Jade Roseingrave, Head of Marketing at T-Pro shares a new standard for healthcare documentation.
Machine learning improves earthquake risk assessment and foundation planning
Accurate prediction of subsurface bearing stratum depth is essential for earthquake-resistant construction.
AI driven analysis of PD-L1 lung cancer in Southampton
University Hospital Southampton is implementing Aiforia’s PD-L1 lung cancer AI solution to assess PD-L1 staining in lung cancer specimens. Dr Vipul Foria and Dr Victoria Elliot describe their journey so far.
Excessive screen time may raise kids’ risk of heart disease and diabetes
A new study links excessive screen time in children and teens to higher risks of high blood pressure, cholesterol, and insulin resistance, especially when sleep is limited.
Scientists find way to reverse nerve damage in rare ALS form
Researchers using patient-derived stem cells reveal a rare ALS mutation triggers a chronic stress response in motor neurons, blocking it reverses damage in lab models, paving the way for new treatment strategies.
Fuel your AI journey with enChoice
enChoice UK's mission is to make sure the right person has the right information at the right time to maximise efficiency, streamline processes, and accelerate progress.
Socioeconomic disadvantage linked to lasting impact on child mental health impact
New research reveals that children growing up in socioeconomic hardship are significantly more likely to suffer persistent mental health challenges.
CAF Version 4.0 has been released to improve the UK’s infrastructure cyber defence
The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has launched Version 4.0 of its Cyber Assessment Framework (CAF), which is an important step forward in protecting the UK’s national infrastructure (CN) against the cyber threat landscape.
Paul Whincup – EnviroSolutions & Consulting Pte Ltd
Paul Whincup is an hydrogeologist of international repute with an interest in historical research. He has published a number of papers including two on...
UK space frontiers 2035: The next decade of UK space science
The UK Space Agency has been working with Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC) to launch a new initiative titled UK Space Frontiers 2035: Astro, Planetary & Helio.
Ofqual to fine WJEC £350k after 1,500 GCSE students got wrong results
Ofqual will fine WJEC £350,000 after over 1,500 GCSE students received incorrect results due to moderation and marking review failures in a 2022 exam series.
First immunotherapy for advanced endometrial cancer approved in the UK
NICE has approved pembrolizumab with chemotherapy for advanced endometrial cancer, cutting death risk by 26% and it is now available on the NHS.
Machine learning breakthrough creates stable, efficient wireless power transfer
A research team from Chiba University and its collaborators has developed a fully numerical, machine learning-based design method that significantly enhances the stability and efficiency of wireless power transfer (WPT) systems.
Scientists uncover genetic clues to why some people age with frailty
Karolinska Institutet researchers analysed DNA from nearly one million people and found genetic variants tied to brain function, immune defence, and metabolism that raise the risk of frailty in old age.
María de Santiago – Environmental Studies Centre of the Vitoria-Gasteiz City Council
I am an Agricultural Engineer, and the first years of my professional career were linked to the geographic information systems and their use in...
Ancient predator’s dietary shift offers clues for surviving climate change
New research on the fossilised teeth of an ancient predator reveals how a 56-million-year-old mammal adapted its diet to survive extreme global warming, offering lessons in climate adaptation for wildlife today.
International negotiations in Geneva hope to deliver a solution to the global plastic pollution...
The European Union is actively participating in renewed negotiations on a Global Plastics Treaty, taking place in Geneva, Switzerland, from August 5 to August 14.
Gates Foundation announces $2.5 billion investment in women’s health research
The Gates Foundation is investing $2.5 billion by 2030 to accelerate research and development in women’s health.
