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Recent studies have shown that insect numbers are declining at an unprecedented rate. While many consider them pests, these creatures are absolutely vital for the survival of many plants and animal species
Energy
The Ivanpah Solar Electric Generating System is a huge facility that produces power for thousands of homes. Unfortunately, there have also been some unintended negative consequences
Strategy
As the fall armyworm, a crop-devouring caterpillar, spreads across China’s farmlands, the country’s scientists plan to use an army of stink bugs to battle the pests
Energy
Embarking on a new mining project can be an exciting and fruitful enterprise, but understanding and limiting the risk factors requires careful planning
Strategy
‘Ethics dumping’ is a nefarious practice that perpetuates the inequality between developed and emerging economies in the scientific and medical research sectors. The EU is now taking steps to stamp it out for good
Technology
Despite having lived on the planet for more than 450 million years, horseshoe crabs are now under threat. The use of their blood in the biomedical industry is placing additional pressure on already-depleted numbers
Technology
IT Director Bill Jinks tells IBM’s Karen Dewar how IBM Cloud gives the Wimbledon Championships security, availability, and confidence
Technology
Platforms Delivery Director Martin Moore tells IBM’s Karen Dewar how Royal Mail Group has been innovating on the cloud
The Ivanpah Solar Electric Generating System is a huge facility that produces power for thousands of homes. Unfortunately, there have also been some unintended negative consequences
Embarking on a new mining project can be an exciting and fruitful enterprise, but understanding and limiting the risk factors requires careful planning
Solar energy isn’t only beneficial to the environment – it also has the power to improve living standards across Africa
With the global population rising rapidly, growing food crops understandably takes precedence over biofuel production. However, recent scientific advancements may mean that both can be prioritised
Recent studies have shown that insect numbers are declining at an unprecedented rate. While many consider them pests, these creatures are absolutely vital for the survival of many plants and animal species
South-East Asia’s largest country is on the verge of a digital revolution thanks to its digitally savvy youth, the rise of tech start-ups and the promise of upcoming infrastructure projects
As Brazil’s business sector develops, the country is learning to support entrepreneurship. Business schools are responding to this growing market by offering courses tailored to new business owners
A group of hackers have carried out a ransomware attack on Citycomp, which provides internet infrastructure for companies such as Airbus, Toshiba and Volkswagen
As the fall armyworm, a crop-devouring caterpillar, spreads across China’s farmlands, the country’s scientists plan to use an army of stink bugs to battle the pests
‘Ethics dumping’ is a nefarious practice that perpetuates the inequality between developed and emerging economies in the scientific and medical research sectors. The EU is now taking steps to stamp it out for good
China’s social credit system has been publicised by the government as a way of boosting trust in a broken society. In reality, all it does is exacerbate and intensify a fundamentally undemocratic system of surveillance
North Rhine-Westphalia is Germany’s most important economic region, and has for years been a popular location for foreign companies setting up a base in Europe
