Elon Musk buying Twitter has set him up for a scuffle with the EU
Billionaire Elon Musk wants to promote free speech on Twitter, but the European Union's Digital Services Act could see the...
Charlotte Gibbons
Styling Guide To Men’s Smart Casual
The common dress code for a modern office tends to be casual wear or smart casual, depending on the job....
Chernobyl: Plan for microbes to eat nuclear waste may have been ruined by Russian invasion
Researchers hoping to identify bacteria capable of consuming radioactive waste at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant fear their work has...
Molecular engines: Tiny axles and rotors made of protein could power molecular machines
Researchers have designed proteins that self-assemble into tiny machine parts for use in molecular engines Technology 21 April 2022 By...
Breaking the News exhibition shows Edward Snowden’s smashed drives
Breaking the News, a new exhibition at the British Library, London, explores the ways news shapes our society and how...
Robotics: Electrostatic brakes make bendy robot arms a lot more efficient
Replacing motors with electrostatic brakes can boost the energy-efficiency of robot limbs, although the robots are slower Technology 21 April...
A Guide for the Top 3 Rules to Follow When Deep-Sea Diving
It is certainly a privilege to be able to fulfil a career in dep-sea diving – having the ability to...
3D printing: Laser-based technique produces complex objects in any order
Existing 3D printers work by building up an object one layer at a time, making it difficult to produce some...
Surveillance drone saves power by deliberately crashing into walls
A prototype surveillance drone can save power and stay on task for longer by sticking to walls and powering down...
Pegasus spyware: UK prime minister’s office smartphones targeted by cyberattacks
Researchers claim to have uncovered cyberattacks using Pegasus software against 10 Downing Street and the Foreign and Commonwealth Office Technology...
