Most recent
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2 Sep 2014:
Our man goes deep (underground) with Crossrail’s cock-a-hoop chairman to see if all the hype surrounding London’s new underground railway is merited
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26 Aug 2014: Other lives: Political activist and trade unionist who fought for better housing conditions
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Guardian Professional,
22 Aug 2014:
There are 200,000 traffic casualties in the UK every year. We must invest in other technology to improve road safety
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19 Aug 2014: Danielle George will demonstrate how common household devices can be transformed in ways that could change the world
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16 Aug 2014: James Dyson: Yes, more students are taking science and maths at A-level, but it’s a high-tech revolution that our future depends on
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14 Aug 2014:
Marine and mechanical engineer who gave a new lease of life to the Waverley paddle steamer
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12 Aug 2014: Elderly people, care-home and manual workers expected to benefit as sci-fi-style lifting device is launched commercially
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9 Aug 2014:
Zoe Williams: This week, Lego unveiled its first range of female scientists. The set sold out in three days. But is this really the end of the tyranny of pink, when little girls can pretend to be paleontologists instead of princesses?
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Video
(2min 31sec),
8 Aug 2014:
A team of Harvard engineers who designed a self-assembling, walking robot say the design could be utilised in harsh environments such as space or the battlefield
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6 Aug 2014:
GrrlScientist: this book uses chemistry, history, psychology and good old fashioned storytelling to explore the nature of the materials that compose ordinary stuff, prompting readers to view the most common objects with newfound appreciation.
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Audio
(35min 01sec),
4 Aug 2014:
Nick Bostrom on why the creation of a superintelligent computer might be the last invention mankind ever makes
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1 Aug 2014:
The possibilities (and limits) of lifts are the historical reason our cities are shaped the way they are – and now the UltraRope elevator cables promise to transform them yet again, writes the V&A’s Rory Hyde
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29 Jul 2014: A new exhibition charts the city's rich cycling heritage, celebrating the triumphs of Victoria Pendleton and others in the velodrome as well as some lesser known heroes from yesteryear. Helen Pidd reports
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20 Jul 2014: Katie Allen: If British industry is to recover, we must convince more girls to study science and take up engineering jobs and apprenticeships
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Video
(1min 25sec),
15 Jul 2014:
A timelapse video filmed on Monday shows the day-one progress of the refloatation of the Costa Concordia
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