Opinion

Scotland’s innovation centre for lighter weight and more sustainable materials and products has commissioned three new major pieces of equipment that will help manufacturers explore greener ways to make and recycle their products.

An engineered wood material that could be used in construction has been modified to capture carbon dioxide.

A new cross-party and cross-industry commission wants to explore how the UK can reach net zero without undermining it's industrial competitiveness.

On Thursday 9 March our President, Dr Anne-Marie Imafidon, will be chairing a one-off, special ‘Question Time’ event to celebrate British Science Week 2023.

Against the backdrop of the ongoing cost of living crisis, the Energy Institute and MoneySavingExpert have today joined forces to

help the public reduce their energy use and costs this winter.

Professor Dame Angela McLean DBE FREng has been appointed as the next Government Chief Scientific Adviser

Historic Environment Scotland (HES) has announced today (Friday 20 January) that high level masonry inspections will start at Tantallon Castle and Dirleton Castle on Monday 23 January.

Amplified by the COVID-19 pandemic, the increased use of electronic tools by journalists has enhanced their work—through improved information gathering and greater dissemination—but also left them vulnerable when it comes to cyber security.

Aberdeen-based diversity and inclusion organisation AFBE-UK Scotland is calling on black and minority ethnic (BME) leaders to join the next cohort of its Transcend programme.

Ahead of hosting International Energy Week 2023*, which is gearing up for discussions on transitioning out of the energy and climate crises, EI President Juliet Davenport OBE HonFEI warns we ignore workforce issues at our peril.

On Friday 3rd February we had the pleasure of interview Ian Jones, CEO of the Goonhilly Earth Station in Cornwall, for our Leaders Award competition!

On 17th of February a blue plaque was unveiled at a Glasgow golf club!