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The North Sea is enjoying a ‘quiet revolution’ almost 50 years to the day since oil was struck for the first time off the coast of Scotland, according to industry …
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Half of parents admit they’re perfectly able to walk their children to school – but use a car instead. Worries about safety, time constraints in the morning and poor public …
Millions of Brits admit they’re ‘too reliant’ on tech products
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Millions of Brits admit they’re ‘too reliant’ on tech products. A poll of 2,000 adults found 65 per cent believe they’re overexposed to technology, while 38 per cent worry they …
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Santa Barbara, April 25th 2019 – Opto-electronics experts Electro Optical Industries (EOI), part of the …
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The latest research by leading flatshare platform, ideal flatmate, has looked at where is home …
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A new detector using photonics to identify E. coli bacteria from a tiny drop of …
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Brits unaware of UK’s role in important high-tech inventions
Millions of Brits don’t know the world wide web, the colour television and jet engine …
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Parents' STEM weakness means they can't help their kids
4 in 10 Brits won’t help their kids with maths homework as they know they’ll struggle
Millions of Brits regret not taking maths more seriously at a younger age, a study …
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Smart is the new by-word in agricultural engineering. “There is a technological revolution occurring across …
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Extreme engineering – British Antarctic Survey
Normality didn’t come into it when Julius Rix, 38, took up his first assignment with …