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Maritime UK is excited to announce the launch of its new Maritime Career Toolkits, designed to support teachers and Maritime Ambassadors in showcasing the diverse and rewarding career opportunities available in the maritime sector. These toolkits will play a key role in raising awareness of maritime careers among young people and equipping educators with high-quality resources to integrate into their lessons.

An international team of engineers and physicists have found a way to use quantum light to improve the performance of cutting-edge spectroscopy.

The Abertay Ethical Hacking Society celebrated a significant milestone for the 13th edition of the Securi-Tay conference, attracting a record turnout of over 500 attendees.

On 14 February, the protective dome that shields the Chernobyl nuclear disaster site in Ukraine was struck by a drone attack.

Heating our homes is responsible for about a third of the UK’s total carbon dioxide emissions, with a staggering 25 million natural gas boilers in operation across the country.

The University of Glasgow’s expertise in quantum technology research and development has been showcased for visitors from the UK Government.

Small modular reactors (SMRs) are an exciting vision of the future, promising clean, locally generated electricity wherever it is needed, using technology that is mostly built off-site.

The 2025 Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering celebrates seven engineers for their groundbreaking contributions to Modern Machine Learning, a cornerstone of artificial intelligence advancements.

From stretchable screens to tiny robot cats that blow on your hot drinks to cool them down, the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) has a reputation for showcasing some of the more frivolous gadgets that may or may not end up on the market.

Rio Tinto and Hydro are partnering to evaluate available carbon capture technologies for use in aluminium electrolysis.

Seawater electrolysis, repurposing of offshore oil and gas assets for hydrogen production and storage, and decarbonised steel production will all be explored as part of 10 new hydrogen-focused projects.

Routine eye tests may be able to predict a person’s risk of dementia thanks to a digital tool developed by data scientists and clinical researchers in partnership with high street opticians.