Mace Steps In To Rescue UCL’s £300m Neuroscience Hub As ISG Collapses

Mace has been appointed to steer University College London’s (UCL) £300m neuroscience project to completion, following the collapse of the previous contractor, ISG, in…

Novo Nordisk Hopes To Launch Experimental Obesity Drug This Decade

A Second Life For EV Batteries? Depends How Long The First Is

An array of startups offer second-life energy storage using old EV batteries.

Boeing, Northrop Face Obstacles In Commercializing Flagship US Rocket

The U.S. space agency is pushing ahead with plans to hand ownership of the Space Launch System (SLS) to a Boeing-Northrup joint venture in…

In Race For Efficient EVs, Mercedes Taps F1 Team To Keep Up With Tesla

Mercedes' F1 collaboration to build more efficient EVs embeds that racing mindset directly in product development.

Lessons From Montserrat: A PMO In The Shadow Of Volcanoes

The British Overseas Territory took decades to recover from the Soufriere Hills eruption.

Gigapresses: The Giant Die Casts Reshaping Car Manufacturing

By replacing welded components with a single module, gigantic aluminium die casting machines help carmakers cut costs by up to 40% in some areas.

Slow Roll Brings Aurrigo To Self-Driving Airport Baggage Dollies

Aurrigo has developed a four-seater "auto pod" with no steering wheel or pedals for slow non-road routes.

Sam Kingston, CEO, Mobica

Dutch Students Devise Carbon-Eating Electric Vehicle

£3m Competition To Boost Electric And Hydrogen Aircraft

The Department for Transport announced that it will award up to £50,000 each to businesses and universities carrying out relevant projects.

High Rise: Sofie Berglund

Sofie Berglund at Evoko explains why being curious is key to success, why old prototypes can come in useful and why sometimes you just…

Sage: The 50 Experts Who Have Helped Shape The Government’s Covid-19 Response

The Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (Sage) committee is assisting the Government during the Covid-19 crisis.

High Rise: Val Jonas, CEO, Risk Decisions

Val Jonas, chief executive of Risk Decisions explains to us the reason ‘risk’ has unfairly been given a bad name, why common sense is…

High Rise: Darren Taylor

High Rise: Mark Smith

Mark Smith, Portfolio Partner at the BBC, tells PM today how he keeps a wide variety of projects ‘set-up for success’ via continual learning…

Bulgarian Who Grew Up Under Communist Rule To Take Reins Of IMF

Kristalina Georgieva, a top World Bank official, was chosen by the IMF’s executive board to succeed Christine Lagarde.