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A breakthrough in quantum imaging could lead to the development of advanced forms of microscopy for use in medical research and diagnostics.

A team of physicists from the University of Glasgow and Heriot-Watt University have found a new way to create detailed microscopic images under conditions which would cause conventional optical microscopes to fail.

A year on from the launch of the UK Emissions Trading Scheme, experts came together to discuss what the challenges are and how the UK can make the most of the system to deliver on its net-zero targets. Alex Brinded reports.

A tiny ‘nanosyringe’ has transplanted mitochondria between living cells, a breakthrough that could have applications in stem cell rejuvenation and the study of cells.

In a UK-first, scientists at Heriot-Watt University are leading a new project to explore the mysterious properties of magnetism using a novel quantum sensor.

Two companies have announced plans for gigawatt-scale ‘green’ hydrogen production in the Celtic Sea, using wind power to convert sea water into the useful ultra-low carbon fuel.

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A new technology can quickly determine if a tumour has been fully removed in surgery before the patient has left the operating theatre.

In April, the IMechE will publish a report on the challenges of collaborating across international boundaries.

A prototype ‘freeze-thaw’ battery that traps energy as it transitions from liquid to solid could lead to grid-scale storage of renewable energy, its developers have said.

A new technique has turned plastic waste into an effective material for absorbing carbon dioxide emissions.

Abertay-led InGAME is running a new open innovation competition for Scottish small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) working in the games and immersive sector. The competition will fund the winning SME to join the Inclusive Design Accelerator, where it will develop and implement inclusive design practices that widen its audience by making experiences more accessible and enjoyable for people living with disabilities.

Funded by the UK Government and the Scottish Government through the Tay Cities Region Deal, the cyberQuarter is a cyber security research and development hub.