Next Series Europe's cathedrals get new life thanks to nanoparticles The current phase of restoration of the Pisa Cathedral started 4 years ago, with workers using traditional restoration techniques. 3 July 2017
Next Series Takeaway: nanoparticles to the rescue Looks like milk but this product is meant to protect European cathedrals. 3 July 2017
Business Line Virtual Reality excites Cannes Lions festival At the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity there was a lot of discussion around evolving virtual reality technologies. 27 June 2017
Next Series Solar scientists gather to calibrate the sun's strength The sun's strength changes with by location and time of day, affecting the energy output of solar panels. But researchers need a common reference. 26 June 2017
Next Series Takeaway: How do we know how good a solar cell is? How much power does a solar panel produce? 26 June 2017
Sci-Tech Caractacus Potts and the mothers of invention in Venice Europe acknowledges it inventors 17 June 2017
Next Series Meet the robot designed to look after our elderly relatives You're old, you live alone, maybe you lose your glasses a lot. So what do you need? Meet Zacharias the protoype robot. 5 June 2017
Next Series Takeaway: The robot clinician You’re old, you live alone, maybe you lose your glasses a lot or you forget to take your medicine on time. 5 June 2017
Next Series An underwater kite built to harness tidal energy Scientists are working on a prototype underwater kite to capture energy from tides in a sea inlet in Northern Ireland. 22 May 2017
No Comment Preparing for the domestic rise of the robots Automation is everywhere at annual robotics fest Innorobo in Paris. 18 May 2017
Next Series The robotics helping stroke patients regain balance Re-learning how to walk normally is an essential part of rehabilitation, especially for patients who have suffered a stroke. 15 May 2017
Next Series Takeaway: the right balance Re-learning to walk and gain balance are crucial for people who suffered a stroke. 15 May 2017
Next Series 3D in the air At Scladina cave in Belgium researchers are experimenting with ways to better study, protect and promote the archaeological site. 8 May 2017
Next Series Takeaway: 3D in the air No GPS, reduced space, plenty of obstacles, artificial lights… What´s this drone doing at this prehistoric cave? 8 May 2017
Business Series Google to pay 306 million euros additional tax to Italy Google's parent company - Alphabet - is to pay 306 million euros to settle a tax dispute with Italy covered 13 years up to 2015. 4 May 2017