QM Researchers Develop new Biofabrication Technique
QM researchers lead by PhD student Clara Hedegaard have developed a technique allowing researchers to use cells and molecules from natural tissues to create biological…
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High-Tech Winter Sports
What does an F1 car and a Bobsleigh have in common? Not every country chooses, or can afford, to fund their Winter Olympic team particularly…
A piece of cardboard away from Virtual Reality
A few remarks on VR My first experience with Virtual Reality happened two weeks ago during a “wellness day” hosted by the company I am…
The Stranger Technology of the Consumer Electronics Show
The weird and wacky tech seen at the Consumer Electronics Show 2018 The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) is held in Las Vegas every January and…
How will the home of the future look like? Introducing Smart Homes
Millions already use them, will you? Getting back home and finding your place at the perfect temperature. Having the garage door automatically open for your…
Queen Mary Linguist Professor Links Yoda’s Language To Hawaiian
While little is known about Yoda’s background, a linguist from QMUL has discovered that the popular Star Wars character’s language is closely connected to the…
Quantum Physics Unravelled
Just what does Quantum mean anyway? These days it seems that just about anything can be described as a ‘quantum leap forward’, from computers to…
What do Netflix, Amazon, Starbucks and Tesco have in common?
Digital Marketing as a key differentiator "Amazon and Netflix shares are up 52 percent and 58 percent respectively through some recent days compared to the…
Eco-cities and the Developing World
What makes up the green cities of tomorrow? In the present day, issues of longevity, sustainability and environmental stewardship are at the forefront of both…
iPhones through the ages
How much has changed in the last decade? This year marks the 10th anniversary of the release of the original iPhone, and in that time…