Innovation

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

An aerial view of the under construction ITER site. Image courtesy of ITER.

ITER fusion reactor slowly moves forward

An artist's impression of an Airbus flying car. Image courtesy of Airbus Group.

Airbus announces flying car development

Autonomous Vehicle - The Pod Zero is being showcased for the first time - image courtesy of RDM - Autonomous Vehicles

UK autonomous vehicles leader heads ‘down under’

An artist's impression of a futuristic smog-eating skyscraper. Image courtesy of Arconic.

Arconic envisages smog-eating skyscrapers

Workplace Millennials Young People - Stock Image

Engaging millennials to fuel innovation

A computer rendering of the MX-1 probe on the way to the Moon. Image courtesy of Moon Express.

Moon Express secures funding for launch

A computer generated image of the hydroelectric batteries combined with wind turbines. Image courtesy of GE Renewable Energy.

Testing times: bringing next-gen tech to life

NS Dutch Railways CEO, Roger van Boxtel, recently strapped himself to a windmill blade to celebrate every Dutch electric train running on wind power - image courtesy of NS Dutch Railways.

Dutch trains first in the world to travel by 100% wind power

A team of MIT engineers has successfully designed a new 3D graphene material with five percent the density of steel and ten times the strength - image courtesy of MIT and Youtube.

New 3D graphene structure is strongest and lightest material in the world

The Blade supercar made completely with 3D printing. Image courtesy of Divergent 3D

Divergent 3D shows-off greener car manufacturing

A commitment to develop carbon capture and storage technology, which stops greenhouse gases entering the atmosphere, was made ahead of a summit in Edinburgh - image courtesy of BSCSP

Carbon capture and storage takes a leap forward thanks to basalt