Innovation

Standing still is not an option: these cultural and operational changes are essential to maintaining your competitive advantage

Most diesel-fuelled vehicles will be banned from the center of Stuttgart on smoggy days. Image courtesy of Wikipedia.

Stuttgart moves to ban most diesel cars

Start Up Start Ups Innovation - Stock Image

Rise of the British start up

An artists impression of the drone bee at work pollinating a flower. Image courtesy of AIST - Eijiro Miyako.

Japanese scientists demonstrate ‘drone bee’ prototype

Flow batteries developed by reserachers at Harvard could revolutionise the storage of renewable energy. Image courtesy of Wikipedia - AleSpa

Harvard researchers develop battery that could last a decade

An experimental fusion reactor built by General Fusion. Image courtesy of General Fusion. fusion power

Fusion power: safe, green and coming soon

Kris Boesen works out his upper body after being part of a new stem cell trial. Image courtesy of Greg Iger

Experimental stem cell therapy brings positive results for paraplegic patients

The UN says global GHG emissions need to be approximately 55 per cent lower than their 2017 levels by 2030 in order to limit global temperature rises to 1.5C. image courtesy of Wikipedia

IBM lists 5 life-changing innovations due in next 5 years

A CSIRO scientist holds up a thin slice of graphene. Image courtesy of CSIRO.

Australian scientists make graphene production breakthrough

Camera Lens Digital Photography - image courtesy of Pixabay.

Inventors of digital photography win QEPrize for Engineering

A Mercedes-Benz F015 autonomous vehicle concept. Image courtesy of Mercedes-Benz

Uber partners with Daimler on autonomous vehicles

3P Innovation aims to address the 250,000 serious infections and 3,000 deaths catheters used in UK hospitals lead to - image courtesy of Pixabay.

UK innovation to halve hospital infection rates