On this day, we celebrate a British physicist whose contributions to radar technology played a crucial role in World War II and laid the groundwork for many modern technological advancements.

A new study conducted by researchers from the University of Delaware (UD) and Argonne National Laboratory has revealed a novel method to convert Styrofoam waste into a high-value conducting polymer known as PEDOT.

CrowdStrike CEO, George Kurtz, took to LinkedIn to announce that 97% of crashed computers are back online.

Meta has recently introduced its newest range of AI models, Llama 3.1, so what’s new in this range and what might you expect to see?

Peterborough City Hospital have launched a groundbreaking trial, integrating artificial intelligence (AI) software into the digital pathology reporting of breast biopsies.

In the infinite and often intangible fathoms of the cosmos, one company is looking to the stars – or more specifically, Low Earth Orbit – to build a pharmaceutical factory in space that will create crystalline antibodies to help those on earth. 

Financial markets in the US and Asia experienced significant declines as investors offloaded tech shares in major companies, particularly those involved in AI.

What role could GB Energy, a new, publicly owned energy company, play in steering the UK towards decarbonisation?

In this article, Electronic Specifier will answer the question - what is gallium nitride (GaN)? Also exploring where its origins lie, and how it’s being utilised today.

A group of leading technology companies has formed the Coalition for Secure AI (CoSAI), a collaboration that aims to address the multifaceted security risks associated with AI and promote a secure and trustworthy AI ecosystem.

Tesla has recently announced its plans to implement its humanoid robot, Optimus, internally starting as early as 2025.

When it comes to measuring electrical quantities in various applications, analog meters have been a reliable tool for decades. At the heart of these meters lies a fundamental component that ensures their accuracy and functionality: the analog meter movement.

In a ceremony close to her Cambridge home, 98-year-old physicist Rosemary Fowler was recently honoured with an honorary Doctor of Science by her alma mater, the University of Bristol.

The Exploration Company, Space Elevator, and Robinson Aerospace Systems have announced Project Space Call, an educational collaboration between the three companies and their partners, bringing the power of space to students across the globe.

TU Delft drone researchers have created an insect-inspired autonomous robot navigation strategy based on how ants visually recognise their environment and count their steps to return home. By applying these biological insights, they have developed an insect-inspired navigation strategy for tiny, lightweight robots. This strategy enables robots to return home after long journeys, requiring minimal computation and memory (1.16kB per 100m). Potentia...

The UK Labour Party has outlined a plan to achieve net-zero carbon emissions and transform Britain into a clean energy superpower by 2030. You can also find out what Labour means for the tech sector, here.

Imagine a future where your medication is not only tailored to your specific health needs but also produced on-demand in your home or local pharmacy using a 3D printer.

Polar bear research has traditionally relied on satellite-linked radio and GPS collars to study the movements and behaviour of these Arctic mammals.

In this exclusive Q&A, Melissa Dolton, newly promoted Service Manager at VEGA UK, discusses her journey to VEGA UK’s leadership team with Electronic Specifier’s Sheryl Miles.

Startups Magazine hosted its annual Hustle Awards on 18th July at The Steel Yard, London. The evening was designed to recognise the outstanding achievements of individuals and companies and showcase the exciting innovations created by startups and entrepreneurs.