The extent of AI cheating at universities is significant and increasingly going undetected, a survey by The Guardian has found. Academic misconduct among university students is nothing new. But with ...

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As these technologies embed themselves into our lives and industries, there’s a need to push for more data centres and to ...

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has unveiled the UK government’s Spending Review, setting out how public funds will be allocated over the next four years. Yesterday (11 June), Reeves stood up before ...

A significant overhaul of UK airspace to modernise flight paths will be implemented under new government plans. The government has announced the launch of the UK Airspace Design Service (UKADS), which ...

An underwater robot designed to prevent adversaries from sabotaging undersea cables and pipelines has been developed by the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl). The UK has around 60 ...

Drive towards net zero The transportation sector is one of the largest contributors to greenhouse gas emissions. Projects such as Waste2Race aim to change that narrative. By embracing a whole-system ...

A carbon capture method that converts carbon dioxide into metal oxalates – a precursor for cement production – has been developed by a team of researchers.

With the inclusion of the latest generation A18 chip, which is paired with 8GB RAM, it’s clear that Apple is prioritising support for its nascent AI features over all else, even on its lower-cost ...

Tracking the early stage developments: this issue we look at nanofiltration membranes, nanocatalysts and batteries made from nuclear waste.