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Interviews about robotics, artificial intelligence, computing, communications, sensors and gadgets...
Tomorrow's Engineers Week aims to inspire the next generation of engineers.
A way of moving objects from a distance with the use of sound waves has been revealed...
When you take into account everything, from construction to battery recycling, are electric cars any greener?
Pit an electric Tesla against a petrol car in a time trial and who will win? The bets are on...
A chemical breakthough could enable batteries to store five times more energy than today's models, transforming...
Electrifying vehicles may be one way to clean up our act but what can we do about our current stock of cars? Turn them...
Human space travel is dangerous and expensive but its ability to inspire justifies the costs...
What did the moon landings teach us about why humans go to space?
Is science a good enough reason to send humans to Mars? Or are robots safer and cheaper?
All month The Naked Scientists have been on a mission to Mars but what have we learnt?
October 21 2015 is the day Marty McFly returns to in Back To The Future. But how much has this and other sci-fi...
Could synthetic biology allow colonists to grow their own food, oxygen or even rocket fuel using bacteria?
How would Martian settlers diagnose illnesses without the luxury of hospital equipment?
Is winning the Nobel Prize everything its cracked up to be?
There's the radiation, the microgravity and even sound waves to think about when sending humans to the Red Planet.
How the magnetic properties of galfenol can be used to send super fast signals and protect passengers in car crashes.
It takes more than just the individual to get an astronaut into space, who are the unsung heroes of space travel?
The University of Oxford have announced their role in the European Extremely Large Telescope, and it's going to...
A new advance in technology could bring us another step closer to real life invisibility cloaks.
Fakes cost economies billions, but this could be about to change with the development of a 3D bar code.
The iridescent wings of a tropical butterfly could hold the key to developing new highly, selective gas detection...
A prototype, 3D-printed robotic hand that can be made faster and cheaper than current prosethetics has won the UK leg...
Pupils will soon be sending mini-computers up onto the borders of space to collect data for their own analysis...
Despite the media storm, evidence suggests there may not be a shortage of STEM scientists, so why does the debate...