Interviews about Technology

From making coding accessible to manufacturing chips...

While many of us have gotten used to Zoom, our brains may need less screen time to boost ideas

And this contraption may be be used to travel miles on the moon

Programmatic advertising has implications which run deeper than just selling us things we don't want...

Market research companies can use both scientific and artistic approaches to find solutions for their clients

This piece of software might be able to assess our emotions better than we can...

How do adverts attract our attention, and how do they lodge themselves in our heads?

How to 3D print an object within an object...

The standard model scrutinised; particle physics could be in for a monumental shake up...

Incredible engineering feats on the track can translate into efficiency gains in the real world...

The first snapshots from the space telescopes are exciting astronomers

Our panel of experts are tested on how well they know recent science news stories we've covered.

We rattle through your question to our panel of science experts.

Those born in rural regions are better at traveling around new places when compared to their city counterparts

How scientifically accurate does a popular franchise need to be in order to keep their audience hooked?

Don't Look Up was nominated 4 times, but how accurate was their representation of a planet destroying comet?

I'll have an action film superweapon. Scientifically analysed, not stirred.

The success of Dune could be down to the imagined scientific principles that underpin this fictional universe

Is the latest Gran Turismo game any good?

We review Elden Ring.

Why are games companies making gaming more like having a job?

Leigh Milner has the latest gaming news.

Is nuclear power the answer to our energy crisis?

Tiny microphones that could see your t-shirt measuring your heart rate.