Innovation

There are few modern scientific debates as controversial as the one regarding genetically modified crops. In the 20 years since the process was first introduced,

Last year we wrote about virtual reality training for surgeons, concluding that it could provide an invaluable opportunity for surgeons to hone their skills in

This blog frequently covers new and inventive ways to meet the energy demands of the future. Back in December we looked at whether solar power

We treat automation in any industry with a healthy degree of suspicion. After all, many  of our jobs are at risk in the not too

We usually think of space as vast and empty. Vast it certainly is but, in the region close to Earth at least, it is becoming

After last year’s announcement that Britain would ban the sale of petrol and diesel cars after 2040, the race is on to find the best

With a petrol and diesel ban on the way, the UK needs to prepare itself for electric cars. Sales have been good so far, but

A new research, development and innovation Grant has been made available to boost agri-tech development in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly (C&IoS). This is

Robot-assisted surgery is becoming increasingly widespread. Its advocates say that it can increase the precision of complicated surgeries, thereby reducing the risk of injury and

Our relationship with the internet is changing. What was once a tool to be consulted occasionally is now an intrinsic part of our lives that