Miles Murray30th April 2021 Few people realize just how much the world still relies on wires for everyday communication. Texts...
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Curiosity and our hunger for knowledge have always prompted humans to embark on heroic endeavours. Arguably one of the grandest expeditions in the last couple of decades has been the...
Ever thought about the ethics and philosophy behind our technological progress? Well, don’t worry if you haven’t! Our author Silvia...
New Scientist Live is a festival of ideas and discovery, taking place at ExCeL London. Rooted in the biggest, best...
As part of The Building Centre’s Adaptive Structures exhibition, this panel discussion will start reflecting on the possibilities offered by...
Join us as we discover just how much you share about yourself without saying a word. Experts will be showing...
Join us at next month’s Lates as we unlock the next level of the gaming world. Find out the answers to...
Next time you accidentally swallow a button or your favourite piece of lego, don’t worry; soon you would be able...
Future Debates are a series of events supported by the British Science Association. These events are part of our work to make...
Network pioneer Michelle Girvan asks how her field of research reflects and is reflected in our social lives. Girvan discusses how social...
From the invention of television to Instagram, the art world has been keeping an eye on rapidly evolving technological advances....
On the Edge of Time is a project by Emma Löfström that began in the archives of the Natural History...
Much of the technology we take for granted would have seemed miraculous even 30 years ago. The majority of these...
From gas lamps to LEDs and medical lasers, a panel of artists, scientists and theorists asks what role light plays in...
How does light transform through photography? Mobile photography has become a global medium and an established form of visual communication....
How does light help us understand space and time? How does it shape our material world and how do we...
Ensemble BPM presents Three Tales, a video opera exploring three momentous scientific events from the twentieth century that examines our...
Ensemble BPM presents Three Tales, a video opera exploring three momentous scientific events from the twentieth century that examines our...
The Kaua'i 'O'O (Moho Braccatus) What if I told you that there were sounds that could save wildlife species from...
The concept of information is fundamental to all areas of science, and ubiquitous in daily life in the Internet Age....
Dr Gutmann was named Chair of the US Presidential Commission for the Study of Bioethical Issues by President Barack Obama...
A leading research group at Imperial College London has developed an ‘intelligent’ knife (iKnife) for use in cancer surgery. This...
Imperial College researchers have developed a prototype technology which uses heat to transmit information over short distances. Data sent in...
Technology is developing at an exponential rate. Moore’s Law applied to the modern world tells us that computing capacity doubles...
Prof Susan Collins is a British artist with an interest in exploring emerging technologies through fine art. She is the...
In this issue of Spandex Wizards, I’ll be exploring the birth of the bicycle’s pneumatic tyre. I’m a keen cyclist,...
As I write, it’s the 13th February 2013. You might be wondering why I mention the fact. What’s the significance...
Scientists at the University of St Andrews have developed a tractor beam, a device which uses light to attract microscopic...
Tucked away downstairs in the Science Museum, Chrome Web Lab, an interactive series of exhibits by Google, is a hands-on...
I, Science is pleased to introduce our newest addition to the blog team: Rosemary Peters. Rosemary will be guiding us...
