Is data a new, amorphous petrol or not? (Part One)
5th February 2020
If you have a world moved by engines and hard technology, petrol is the elixir which keeps everything running. But…
The Ethical Philosophy of Designing for Diversity
5th February 2020
Designing for diversity could be the future philosophy of British design, leading society towards a more ethical sense of inclusivity…
Refugees: from homeless to housed in 24 hours
15th October 2019
Rollable concrete fabric forms the structure of flat-pack housing that will provide shelter for refugees in just 24 hours.
4 weird and brilliant wearable tech devices
17th September 2019
Wearable tech is big business, so prepare yourself for the weird and wonderful coming soon to a store near you.
The e-scooter revolution will need to be revised
6th September 2019
Electric scooters have burst onto the world’s streets over the last few years. Better regulation and safety is needed.
Why AI needs diversity - and fast
15th July 2019
It’s easy to assume that the decisions produced by an algorithm would be neutral. By letting an uninvested and objective…
Fast radio bursts from deep space are piquing scientists’ curiosity
8th July 2019
What could turn respected scientists into a picture of excitable kids on Christmas Day? The mystery of fast radio bursts…
Forget Jurassic Park – The realities of gene editing in the animal world
25th June 2019
CRISPR technology is being used to alter DNA in the name of de-extinction and conservation. How can we make sense…