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Backpack defies gravity for immersive VR adventures

Backpack defies gravity for immersive VR adventures

Breaking new ground in virtual reality, a new wearable backpack replicates the sensation of soaring to new heights.

What Ada Lovelace tells us about STEM, talent and belonging in the modern era

What Ada Lovelace tells us about STEM, talent and belonging in the modern era

To celebrate Ada Lovelace Day (10 October), NMITE’s Dr Patricia Xaiver explores what the life of Ada Lovelace can teach us about challenging STEM stereotypes in today’s society.

All pros, no cons: Cheap, sustainable alternative to air conditioning

All pros, no cons: Cheap, sustainable alternative to air conditioning

Researchers developed an innovative alternative to mechanical cooling with refrigerants in hot and arid climates, and a way to mitigate dangerous heat waves during electricity blackouts.

Stop facial recognition surveillance immediately, MPs urge police

Stop facial recognition surveillance immediately, MPs urge police

MPs and human rights organisations are calling for an “immediate stop” to the use of facial recognition technology for minor crimes, citing democratic infringement.

£1.7m project to transform electric drives for a net zero future

£1.7m project to transform electric drives for a net zero future

In an effort to accelerate the transition towards sustainable transport and bolster the UK's net-zero emissions goals, a new £1.7 million initiative will replace magnet-powered electric drives with zero-magnet drives for electric vehicles (EVs).

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