Opinion

The number of electric vehicles (EVs) produced in the UK rose by almost 50 per cent compared with a year ago according to new figures

Scientists and policymakers must do more to limit the potentially harmful impact of toxic tyre particles on human health and the environment, researchers from Imperial College London have said.

The government has launched an ‘Action Plan’ to hasten the installation of infrastructure projects deemed to be of national significance such as new transport links and offshore wind farms.

An international team of researchers has developed a new method of overcoming a key challenge for the development of future quantum tech.

‘Ocean-scrubbing’ ships could one day clean the seas they travel on by removing carbon dioxide from the water, according to the developers of a new method for extracting the gas.

Curriculum narrowing and a reduced choice of school subjects under the Curriculum for Excellence are affecting outcomes for Scotland’s young people, according to a new study from the University of Stirling.

Efforts to make it easier for employees to request flexible working have cleared the Commons.

The British Science Association (BSA) welcomes the announcement of the new Government Department for Science, Innovation and Technology, as announced by Prime Minister Rishi Sunak

HES have commenced assessments at a number of sites in our care across Orkney prior to high level masonry inspections being carried out later this year.

The day after many of us enjoyed Dr Viv Kendon's lecture on Quantum Computing, the Chancellor Jeremy Hunt, mentioned support for areas mentioned in the talk.

A new research facility at the University of Sheffield will bring together academics and industry to innovate and support the delivery of future 6G services.

State of the Maritime Nation 2022