Smallest microchips yet folded from graphene
University of Sussex physicists have applied “nano-origami” to graphene to create a tiny object which behaves like a microchip. This
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Grub’s up for chickens!
How can insect farming contribute to food security? One British firm believes it has the answer. With the global population
Read moreJaguar to offer only electric-powered cars from 2025
Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) has announced that Jaguar will stop building cars with internal combustion engines by 2025, shaking up
Read moreHydrogen-powered show homes to open in Gateshead
The UK’s first homes with household appliances powered entirely by hydrogen will be built in Low Thornley, Gateshead, providing a
Read moreHow to grow crops in space
Plants grown in space could feed astronauts, but might new strains contribute to ending a food crisis here on Earth,
Read moreFacebook Messenger’s encryption plans labelled a ‘disaster’ for child safety
Facebook’s plans to encrypt its messenger service will be a “disaster” for child safety and law enforcement, a senior
Read moreDisadvantaged children face equipment hurdle to access online lessons, study finds
Online tuition can support disadvantaged pupils to learn remotely but access to equipment and reliable internet connections are key barriers
Read morePeople trust robots more than humans with money, global study reveals
A major global survey of consumers and business leaders has suggested there is a growing belief among consumers and business
Read moreTurkey sets sight on Moon with 10-year space programme
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has unveiled an ambitious space programme for the country over the next decade, which includes
Read moreRoboCafe in Dubai eases minds of Covid-wary customers
A café run by robots has opened to customers in one of Dubai’s most popular tourist destinations – ideal in
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