UK, Ghostbusters-style electromagnetic cannon to stop electric vehicles
UK authorities are studying a weapon to block runaway electric vehicles with electromagnetic pulses. It's in a backpack and it reminds me of something.
UK, a secret maze of underground tunnels will be the green treasure of the Kingdom
An incredible forgotten network of underground pipes in the UK could become the new green energy distribution system
UK parliamentarian proposes ban on smartphones for children under 16
Rise of mental health problems among teenagers: UK considers smartphone ban for young people.
GMO foods, Britain legalizes development, sale and consumption
Among the first GMO foods to end up on the market, the vitamin D "super tomatoes" developed by scientists at the John Innes Center
UK, Heata heats water in the home with the heat of the servers
British startup is testing a heating system that uses heat from data center servers, which would otherwise go to waste, to heat water in homes
Active Buildings, solar cells printed on steel give clean energy to buildings
Solar cells printed directly on the steel of the roofs of buildings: here is a very promising three-year project in the UK
First study on the mutation of Covid in the UK: good and bad news
The Covid mutation B.1.1.7 is much more contagious: new restrictions and faster vaccinations are needed
Robot soldiers could make up a quarter of the UK army by 2030
The chief of the British armed forces calls for the adoption of robot soldiers as part of an innovative investment plan, but warns against the risks of new wars
UK government study: Covid-19, asymptomatic lose antibodies first
Bad news from studies commissioned by the British government: since the end of the lockdown, antibodies to the virus have dropped, especially in asymptomatic patients
UK is studying an "autophagous" space rocket: it feeds itself with its own parts
The project is brilliant: a space rocket "autophagus" that also burns the tank instead of throwing it away. It could be a game changer for space launches.
The UK raises the bar: it wants only electric cars from 2032
UK, the plan remains that, indeed more: by 2032 only electric cars in the intentions of the British Minister of Transport. Will they make it?
“The Coronavirus will last a year”: the Guardian relaunches a secret UK briefing
A briefing by the British health service viewed by the Guardian newspaper has dark tones: the coronavirus will last a year and will send almost 8 million British people to hospital.
Petrol and diesel banned for 2035: the UK accelerates on ecology after Brexit
The deadline previously set in 2040 is about to be revised 5 years in advance, in 2035. The UK post Brexit wants to be much greener.
Smart Caption, at the National Theater in London the subtitles are in the glasses
Great news for those with hearing impairments. At the National Theater in London a special pair of glasses, the Smart Captions, allow deaf viewers to read subtitles directly on the lenses. When in Italy?
SABER, the hypersonic plane will go from London to New York in an hour
Thanks to its technology, SABER can bring the plane to Mach 5.4 (6.300 km per hour) for commercial flights. It is five times the speed of sound.
A new method makes him rediscover his vision 25 years after attack with acid
A 44-year-old is the first patient to regain his sight with the innovative UK Health Service treatment based on healthy eye stem cells
Here's who's behind the suspension of the UK parliament and why.
Dominic Cummings, mind of the Brexit campaign, is Boris Johnson's special adviser. Here's how (and why) the suspension of the UK parliament was born.
Scottish citizen installs an anti-sex public toilet
You got it right: the town of Porthcawl in Scotland will be the first center equipped with a public bathroom with anti-sex deterrent systems.
UK expert proposes green burials along the roads
In the magazine of the Royal Society of Medicine, Prof. John Ashton proposes green burials on streets and urban areas against the collapse of English cemeteries.
The hydrogen train makes its debut in the UK: how is it going elsewhere?
Even in the UK the hydrogen train starts running. How is development going in the rest of the world? Let's take stock with this article.
Future work, the ideal dose will be 8 hours per week
The study published in the journal Social Science and Medicine shows that when someone goes from unemployment to a paid job of 8 hours or less per week, their risk of mental problems is reduced by at least 30%: instead there is no evidence that a longer schedule provides greater mental well-being.
