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The evolving landscape of engineering education
Engineering graduates are very much in demand, but the changing nature of the workplace requires that higher education focuses on new skills and capabilities; John Mitchell, Director of the Centre for Engineering Education, explains.
John Mitchell – Centre for Engineering Education
John E. Mitchell is Professor of Communications Systems Engineering, Head of the UCL Department of Electronic and Electrical Engineering, and Co-director of the UCL...
Breakthrough in treating aggressive breast cancer improves patient survival
A new treatment approach for aggressive breast cancers significantly improves survival rates for patients.
UK leads NATO push to strengthen Euro-Atlantic security
The United Kingdom is a main subject in NATO talks in Antalya, Turkey, as foreign ministers from across the Alliance gather to strengthen their collective response to the war in Ukraine and reinforce Euro-Atlantic security.
Mental health crisis in young people: How Youth Zones can help
Adam Farricker, CEO of Empower, which is part of the Onside Network, and runs HideOut Youth Zone in Gorton, East Manchester, and is set to open its second site, Salford Youth Zone, this summer, highlights the mental health crisis affecting children across the UK and how Youth Zones can support young people.
UK laser facility reveals upgrade with £17 million investment
The UK’s Central Laser Facility (CLF), operated by the Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC), has achieved a primary target through the ultra-infrared laser system.
UK Government passes Green British Energy Bill
The UK government is solidifying its efforts to reshape its energy future as Parliament passes the Green British Energy Bill.
NHS England abolition leaves patients and staff facing uncertain future, PAC warns
Public Accounts Committee (PAC) raises concerns over NHS England abolition and its impact on patients and staff.
Analysing the UK’s artificial intelligence policy
Dr Paul Sant, Head of Computer Science, at The University of Law, analyses in detail the UK’s artificial intelligence policy.
Laser light absorption on molten metal
Light absorption at high temperatures is highly impacted by interband absorption in addition to intraband absorption.
United States and Saudi Arabia deepen alliance with energy and critical minerals agreements
The United States and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia are strengthening their strategic ties by formalising two major agreements focused on energy collaboration and critical mineral supply chains.
AI tool ‘Consult’ used for first time to analyse public responses in government consultation
Scottish Government trials new AI to speed up policy analysis and cut costs, with promising early results.
Power generation game changers: Metal fuels to propel our future
Dr Michelle Pantoya of Texas Tech University examines the advantages of metal fuels compared to traditional hydrocarbons, emphasizing their potential importance in future energy generation.
Will the Universe end sooner than we thought?
The end of the Universe might come sooner than previously suggested, although it will still be far into the future.
Regenerative medicine and osteoarthritis: SVF, exosomes and beyond
Torbjörn Ogéus from Stockholms Led- & Smärtspecialist guides us through the evolving science of stromal vascular fraction, exosomes, and beyond in regenerative medicine and osteoarthritis.
Mental health care failings putting patients at continued risk warns HSSIB
A new HSSIB report highlights ongoing failures to act on safety recommendations, with repeated issues across inpatient mental health care services.
NHS system is failing people with mental illness and substance use disorder, says RCPsych
A new report from the Royal College of Psychiatrists warns that people with substance use disorder and another mental illness (CoSUM) are being failed by a system that is not equipped to meet their complex needs
Galactic turbulence defies expectations: Scientists uncover new insights
Galactic turbulence, a cosmic enigma influencing everything from star formation to particle movement, has been simulated with unprecedented precision. The surprising results challenge long-held theories about energy flow in the vast interstellar medium.
Could the hidden fungus known as Epichloë be the future of UK farming?
The hidden fungus, Epichloë, found inside grass could soon become a key ally for UK farmers. But how?
The global power of artificial intelligence: Transforming healthcare and financial access
Dr Ayesha Khanna is one of the world’s most renowned AI speakers, celebrated as an artificial intelligence strategist, smart city expert, and technology entrepreneur.
