CleanTech

Bristol debuts microscopic ‘sonic screwdriver’ centrifuge

A university research team, based in Bristol and China, has developed a microscopic centrifuge based on ultrasonic vibrations Read More

Graphene bulbs are poised to light up the consumer market

Graphene Lighting, a spinout from the National Graphene Institute (NGI), has launched a lower-energy graphene LED bulb Read More

Scottish pupils help Epson to pedal printers

School children in Scotland are being told to get on their bikes if they want to print documents. Dumfries and Galloway Council has acquired six… Read More

Terry Pratchett – The good GNUs: he’ll never be forgotten

Terry Pratchett, the only living inhabitant of Discworld, has packed The Luggage and moved to Death’s Domain. But his passing will not go unmarked in… Read More

Wearable clinical research devices gain £1.86m Gov funding

Researchers, lead by the University of Warwick, has been formed to design and develop bio-sensors that can be used to help rehabilitate hospital patients after… Read More

Tech4Good Awards opens for accessibility excellence entries

Nominations are being sought for the annual Tech4Good Awards (T4G) which celebrates the ways in which digital technology is being used to… Read More

Obama accuses EC of roadblocking US digital growth

Are we starting to see cracks in the silicon skin of the US? President Barack Obama snapped at what he sees as protectionist policies disguised… Read More

British digital manifesto should embrace all-comers

It’s time for disruption in the startup scene. The middle class values should be overturned. We should stop assuming everyone can borrow money from rich… Read More