Microsoft, Ubisoft move to digital events after E3’s cancellation
On Wednesday, the Entertainment Software Association (ESA) canceled the Electronic Entertainment Expo — better known as E3 — over concerns
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Batteries to cut diesel use on London-Cornwall train service
An intercity passenger train will be converted to run on battery power for the first time in the UK, Hitachi
Read moreSupercomputer simulation points way to new Ebola treatment
Researchers at the University of Delaware have built a complex model to simulate the molecular dynamics within the Ebola virus.
Read moreChina announces 2030 target for cutting carbon emissions
China announced new measures designed to fight climate change over the weekend, during a virtual UN summit in which all
Read moreBusiness is booming, with even the railways up for privatisation
We look forward to interesting times, led by successes in aerospace and transport. Electric mobility will gain momentum and passenger
Read moreQuantum computer helps solve real-life logistics problem
Researchers at Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden have demonstrated that small quantum computers can be used to solve problems
Read more3D printers could present air pollution risk to human health
3D printers could present a risk to human health due to tiny particles that are released during the printing process,
Read moreNeural networks ‘disentangled’ for computer vision without the black box
Researchers from Duke University have trained a deep neural network to share its understanding of concepts, shedding light on how
Read moreUS Army-funded smart fabric collects dust on ISS
A smart fibre, funded by the US Army, is being tested on the International Space Station (ISS). The material could
Read moreTech companies which fail to prevent harm face ban in UK
Ahead of the publication of its full response to the Online Harms White Paper, the government has laid out some
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