Harnessing medicinal power of natural productsCloning technologies are being used to uncover the hidden medicines hiding in soil bacteria Jul 29 25July 29, 2025Article at Engineering and Technology Magazine
Nanoprinters unlock AI’s material revolutionNanoprinters are finally helping us make use of AI breakthroughs in advanced materials. Jun 02 25June 02, 2025Article at Engineering and Technology Magazine
Agentic AI is learning to think like us – without relying on your copyrighted contentNeuroscience is being used to build human-like agentic AIs – and you don’t need copyrighted data to do so. May 22 25May 22, 2025Article at Engineering and Technology Magazine
The rising and controversial trend of catching killers using genetic genealogyIt’s been described as the most revolutionary tool since the advent of forensic DNA testing and has helped solve a string of cold cases dating back more than 50 years, but investigative genetic genealogy is plagued with challenges. Visit any police… Jul 10 23July 10, 2023Article at Engineering and Technology Magazine
Navigating the ethical minefield of genome editingAs gene-editing technology advances, we take a look at how debate about its application has evolved in recent years, and where it needs to go next. It’s been a little over four years since a five-minute video brought the scientific community to a… May 15 23May 15, 2023Article at Engineering and Technology Magazine
Are Big Tech hiring or firing?Despite large swathes of layoffs in Big Tech, E&T finds that the number of job cuts doesn’t show the full picture. Redundancies are an inevitable consequence of tough economic times. Some 70 per cent of business costs are typically spent on staff, so… Jan 12 23January 12, 2023Article at Engineering and Technology Magazine
Personalised TV – the future of AI-powered entertainment or a step too far?In an increasingly digital world that offers almost endless choice, personalisation has emerged as the holy grail for consumers and businesses, not least in the media and entertainment industry. As incumbents try to keep pace with streaming services… Nov 08 22November 08, 2022Article at Engineering and Technology Magazine
These are the best e-bikes for cycling around easily and sustainablyThis article contains affiliate links. We will earn a small commission on purchases made through one of these links but this never influences our experts’ opinions. Products are tested and reviewed independently of commercial initiatives. If you love… Oct 28 22October 28, 2022Article at Metro
Unlocking AI’s full potential for beating cancerAI has been hailed as a silver bullet to beat breast cancer for decades. What’s stopping it? For decades, experts have been exploring how artificial intelligence can help detect breast cancer. Yet cases continue to rise. Deaths continue to devastate,… Sep 15 22September 15, 2022Article at Engineering and Technology Magazine
The hard truth about AI’s ability to help us beat cancerBack in 2016, a series of bold headlines claimed that artificial intelligence had reached the level of "boosting cancer screens to nearly 100% accuracy." By 2018, AI was all set to make "doctors obsolete." In the years since, AI has been repeatedly… Apr 27 22April 27, 2022Article at Maddyness
“Microbiome friendly” beauty products: Do they work?At the moment we’re born, each of us is seeded with trillions of bacteria cells that live and thrive on our skin. These cells form what’s known as our skin microbiome. The exact makeup of each person’s microbiome is as unique as a fingerprint and as… Apr 21 22April 21, 2022Article at BBC Science Focus
Artificial touch: The new tech making virtual reality more immersiveThe feelings of touch and temperature are complex biological processes. Now everyday chemicals like menthol and capsaicin are being used to simulate them – and create more realistic VR experiences YOU open a door and it hits you – a flare of warmth… Mar 16 22March 16, 2022Article at New Scientist
The rise of boring: Why investors have become so enamoured with the dull and mundaneIf the past 30 years have shown us anything, it’s that with the start of a new decade comes the start of a new era of technology. Personal computing enabled the web and the web empowered mobile computing. The ubiquity of devices and the swathes of… Feb 23 22February 23, 2022Article at Maddyness
We tested out LED beauty face masks under £350 and here’s what we thoughtLED face masks are one of the latest high-tech ways to improve your skin and reduce signs of ageing. Using light therapy, these masks claim to be able to target skin complaints from acne to inflammation. But what are they like to use – and do they… Jan 21 22January 21, 2022Article at Metro
Get an at-home personal trainer with these fitness platforms and appsWe’ve all got used to working out at home, but what about taking it to the next level? With the help of innovative gadgets and online platforms, the world of workouts is totally transforming. Forget going to the gym for sessions with your PT, as you… Jan 17 22January 17, 2022Article at Metro
Best fitness tech and weight-loss devices to enhance your workoutLooking to shift a few pounds or work on your health and fitness? These non-surgical gadgets can make the weight-loss process easier. Whether you’re a hardcore gym devotee or new to the world of fitness tech, these can overhaul your fitness, enhance… Jan 14 22January 14, 2022Article at Metro
The science behind laser tattoo removal: how long it takes and side effectsJudging by this year’s showbiz shenanigans, 2021 is the year of tattoo regret. A whole host of celebs have gone public with their inky mistakes – Strictly star Gemma Atkinson ‘thanked the Lord’ for the removal of three Chinese symbols that… Oct 15 21October 15, 2021Article at Metro
Quantum computing could kill what blockchain stands for, but has a UK startup found a way to save it?It may be five years from now – or it could be 15 – but society, economies and the security of our digital lives are under threat from the very technology that has been positioned to save us – quantum computing. LISTEN TO THE ARTICLE REPORT AN ERROR… Sep 27 21September 27, 2021Article at Maddyness
We tested all those LED face masks to sort out our skinIn what feels like a relentless quest for clearer, softer, younger-looking skin, a product that promises to solve all our woes in one-fell-swoop seems too good to be true. Yet that’s what LED masks, in their various forms and guises, claim to do. LED… Sep 19 21September 19, 2021Article at Wired.co.uk
Is fake data good news?Synthetic data promises to remove bias from AI, bolster data privacy and improve our lives, but can something fake ever create real impact? Fake news. Fake reviews. Deep-fake videos. Technology has made it easier than ever to generate content with… Aug 17 21August 17, 2021Article at Engineering and Technology Magazine