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How regulating to stymie innovation can end up accelerating it

The biotechnology sector is filled with the promise of new cancer treatment approaches, such as immunotherapy, but the financial stumbling blocks could prevent these advances from reaching patients.

Patrick Carmody talks about  how the comfort of the marginal gain can sleepwalk a company into the abyss

Heat pumps – what next?

Why you probably won’t be charging your electric car in 2 minutes

How technology can tackle diaper waste

Women’s health has been notoriously neglected throughout history, as the healthcare sector didn’t escape the trend of men creating a world for males. The FemTech Revolution in recent years has been trying to change this healthcare dynamic for the better.

From plate to planet: reducing food waste for a sustainable future

When graphene was first discovered in the early 2000s, it was described as having some of the greatest material properties discovered – so why, almost 20 years later, is it not used in our day-to-day lives? 

Decarbonisation: The quest for clean energy requires us to untangle the web of unintended consequences. It's like trying to solve a puzzle while simultaneously creating new pieces

Risk, or specifically risk tolerance, is one of the factors that has enabled innovators for centuries; it is risk or specifically risk tolerance that has progressed human development, not its avoidance.

Floating wind has long been hailed as a key tool in our fight against climate change, but outside of industry news and regional papers, it only sporadically appears in our newsfeed.