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UK cyber security a boost through new investments, strategies and standards
Cybersecurity remains a crucial component in the UK's security landscape. With this in mind, the UK government has launched a new wave of government initiatives aimed at strengthening national resilience, building digital skills, and supporting cyber innovation.
From classroom to career: Rethinking STEM education for a more inclusive, hands-on future
John Taylor from Ravensbourne University London discusses the transition from classroom to career, emphasising the need to rethink STEM learning for a more inclusive and hands-on future
Cambridge scientists find gut bacteria can remove toxic PFAS from the body
Cambridge scientists discover that certain gut bacteria can absorb and eliminate PFAS, toxic 'forever chemicals' linked to health risks.
Innovator passports to fast-track adoption of cutting-edge NHS care technologies
The UK government introduces 'innovator passports' to streamline NHS adoption of new technologies, reducing red tape and enabling faster nationwide deployment of proven innovations.
JWST reveals how galaxies like the milky way built their stellar disk over time
A new study using images from the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has helped to answer a continuous question in astronomy.
UK launches regulatory innovation office to boost fintech growth
The UK government has announced a new initiative to streamline digital regulation and boost innovation in the country’s fintech sector.
UK’s hopes to triple solar power by 2030 through Solar Roadmap
The UK government has released a new Solar Roadmap designed to improve the country’s solar power capacity by 2030, more than doubling it.
NPA analysis finds over 6 million hours spent in A&E on cases treatable by...
A new report by the National Pharmacy Association reveals that patients spent over 6 million hours in A&E last year for minor health issues that could have been managed by community pharmacies, highlighting an opportunity to ease pressure on emergency services.
£5m Edinburgh hub to advance precision breeding in farm animals
The University of Edinburgh's new £5 million hub at the Roslin Institute aims to revolutionise livestock farming through precision breeding, gene editing, and AI, enhancing sustainability and disease resilience.
EIC board pushes for expanded mission and bigger budget
The European Innovation Council (EIC) Board has released a set of recommendations aimed at elevating Europe’s role as a global leader in deep tech innovation.
Spain will host the EU’s first net-positive emissions building in Seville
The European Commission has started construction on a new building in Seville that will set new standards in sustainable architecture.
Parkinson’s drug pramipexole treats resistant depression, Oxford study finds
Oxford study finds Parkinson's drug pramipexole effective for treatment-resistant depression, with benefits lasting up to a year.
Rubin Observatory reveals the first images of the Universe
The Vera C. Rubin Observatory has revealed its first imagery, which will be followed by more detailed observations to gain a deeper understanding of the universe.
UK doubles funding for farm inspections to tackle agricultural pollution
The UK government is doubling funding for farm inspections to curb agricultural pollution and strengthen environmental protection efforts.
The Climate-Space-Security Nexus
Dr. Christine Nam (GERICS) discusses how climate risks can impact Europe’s burgeoning space sector, which in turn has cascading risks that can impact Europe’s peace and security.
A better way to design performance shares
A major change in U.S. executive pay over the past 20 years has been the replacement of stock options with performance shares.
Why the Government urgently must focus on the next AI wave
Aaron Jones of Yepic AI warns that the UK Government’s outdated focus on legacy issues in artificial intelligence regulation is risky.
How delayed CO2 rules for automakers undermine cities’ clean air plans
Eurocities Head of Advocacy, Thomas Lymes, explains how delayed CO2 rules for automakers are undermining cities’ clean air plans.
Assistive technology set to support thousands of SEND children across UK
Thousands of children with SEND will benefit from new assistive technology aimed at improving learning, communication, and classroom inclusion.
EIC accelerator selects 40 start ups for €230 million in funding
The European Innovation Council (EIC) has announced funding support for 40 high-potential start-ups and small businesses through its EIC Accelerator program.
