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Mothers who code
The chances of finding fulfilling employment that allows Stay at Home Mums to balance their career goals and family commitments...
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Huawei: fears in the West are misplaced and could backfire in the long run
Three of the “Five Eyes Network” of English-speaking states that share intelligence – the US, Australia and New Zealand –...
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Leonardo da Vinci’s helicopter: 15th-century flight of fancy led to modern aeronautics
One scientist and engineer at the time was fascinated by nature and blessed with a problem-solving mind able to combine...
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What robots and AI may mean for university lecturers and students
shutterstock Nisreen Ameen, Queen Mary University of London The number of robots around the world is increasing rapidly. And it’s...
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Should we turn the Sahara Desert into a huge solar farm?
In the Sahara desert, each square metre receives, on average, between 2,000 and 3,000 kilowatt hours of solar energy per...
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Nuclear weapons might save the world from an asteroid strike – but we need to change the law first
At the intersection of nuclear non-proliferation law and space law, various Cold War-era treaties would appear to rule out nuclear...
Read morePersonalities are like traditions – unique patterns of behaviour that build over a lifetime of improvisation
Our personalities, like most ways in our minds vary, are a complex mix of nature and nurture. Nature certainly matters:...
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There’s a massive cybersecurity job gap – we should fill it by employing hackers
society needs cybersecurity professionals who can protect systems and mitigate damage. Yet the demand for qualified cybersecurity practitioners has quickly...
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Flying cars: automating the skies means playing with our lives
Harry Potter’s encounter with the Whomping Whillow reminds us, flying cars can be dangerous. Before futuristic visions of three-dimensional sprawling...
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Guinea pigs cured of Ebola with antibodies, raising hopes for treatment in humans
The Ebola virus outbreak of 2014 in West Africa caused more than 11,000 deaths. At the time, scientists were working...
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