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Braille has been around for 200 years, but it is now the foundation for an exciting range of technologies opening doors for visually impaired people in the technology sector.

Antimicrobial resistance is on the rise, yet no new classes of antibiotics have been discovered in decades, diminishing doctors’ arsenal in the fight against infection. Can a new wave of drug discovery targeting ‘narrow spectrum’ end the hiatus?

The UK is facing unprecedented skills gaps in the engineering and technology sectors. With no signs of these challenges slowing, firms are under renewed pressure to find new solutions to fill these gaps to meet demand. Here, Rob Bright, former engineer and founder of Cloud Assess, believes skills mobility is an important part of the solution and offers his advice to engineering firms on rolling it out successfully.

More than 180,000 new bins have arrived in Dunedin, ready for the city to begin "the most advanced" kerbside waste collection system in the country...

Longtime MIT Medical staff member Maria Bachini reflects on more than half a century of service at the Institute.

GUEST RESEARCH by Cloud Assess: Despite the growing reliance on digital for most workers, a recent study has found that a large percentage of essentia...

Jim Rudisill for The Hawk Eye WAPELLO — The 240 or so residents of the small Louisa County town of Fredonia have a choice to make — either volunteer to serve as a city leader or risk seeing the 177-year-old community become an unincorporated hamlet of the county or possibly absorbed by Columbus Junction, its larger sister community just across the Iowa River. Current city councilmen Rob Bright and Bob Reid and city clerk Sharon Torres presented this assessment Tuesday to the Louisa County ...