TECHNOLOGY
British firm Skyral to help Mongolia tackle pollution with AI traffic modelling
Skyral’s AI traffic modelling will help Ulaanbaatar reduce pollution and congestion as part of Mongolia’s Vision 2050.
The nuclear medicine breakthrough transforming cancer care
Curium’s radiopharmaceutical breakthrough could help treat up to 80% of cancers by targeting tumours from within.
Second to none: the watchmaker who redefined time for women
Giselle Rufer’s Delance watches celebrate women’s time, blending symbolism, beauty and meaning in every handcrafted piece.
How AI agents are supercharging cybercrime
Autonomous AI agents are reshaping cybercrime, enabling scalable, adaptive attacks that outpace traditional security systems.
The CEO making culture the driving force for innovation
Uri Poliavich blends innovation, philanthropy, and purpose to build a global gaming company that gives back.
Penelope J. Corfield on the secret gestures that shape society
Professor Corfield reveals the surprising history of the handshake and fist bump—and their deeper social meaning.
In Africa, hepatitis B is a silent killer. And a $1 test could stop it
Hepatitis B kills 270,000 Africans annually. A $1 test could save lives, but action and awareness lag behind.
‘Our real rivals are TikTok and Netflix’ – iGaming firm Soft2Bet sets out strategy for global expansion
As Soft2Bet prepares to launch in the U.S and expand further into Africa and Latin America, its Chief Business Development
AI agents are just the start. Here’s what comes next
AI agents are powerful, but transformation demands a rethink of work, data, process, and human-AI collaboration.
Why cybersecurity deserves a place in the political spotlight
Cybersecurity isn’t a vote-winner — but it’s vital for national security, business resilience and trust.
Outpacing cyber threats, winning the race
AI-driven phishing scams are outpacing traditional defences — only speed and intelligence can keep up.
Who is really cutting emissions? These satellites will tell us
New ESA satellites will track CO₂ from space—revealing who’s really meeting climate commitments.
New Science Matters supplement out now — Europe’s boldest ideas in one place
Europe’s boldest science: from space tech to smart AI, the Spring 2025 supplement is out.
New app reveals hidden health risks in everyday foods
New app uses AI to reveal hidden health risks in processed foods, cutting through misleading packaging claims.
Alzheimer’s vaccine enters human trials aiming to stop disease before symptoms begin
A new Alzheimer’s vaccine, Duvax, enters human trials aiming to prevent the disease before symptoms ever appear.
US researchers develop storm-resistant drone to improve extreme weather forecasting
US researchers develop drone that flies into storms, improving real-time data collection for better extreme weather forecasting.
Robot folds 800 napkins in 24 hours as Dyna Robotics launches first commercial-ready embodied AI
Dyna Robotics’ DYNA-1 folds 800 napkins autonomously in 24 hours, pioneering commercial-ready embodied AI technology.
New breast cancer radiotherapy technology launches in Europe
GammaPod delivers targeted, single-session radiotherapy for breast cancer, reducing side effects and treatment time in Europe.
Blockchain boom could create over 1 million jobs by 2030, new report claims
Blockchain could create over one million new jobs by 2030, rivaling AI’s growth if adoption accelerates globally.
Why modern computer games aren’t a patch on the classics
Veteran developers are leaving the industry, causing quality decline in games as studios prioritize cost-cutting over creativity.
Watch: Robotic bellboys checking in to a hotel near you soon
The FlashBot Arm robot uses AI and flexible arms to assist hotel staff by handling luggage and check-ins efficiently.
