Park Paths Get Solar Lights for Safer Evening Walks After Dark
Popular park paths are being fitted with low solar-powered lights so people can walk, run, and take dogs out more safely on dark evenings.
Humanoid Robots Practise Balancing Tasks in Careful Laboratory Trials
Humanoid robots are spending long hours in laboratories learning to balance, recover from pushes and handle objects without dropping them, in.
Mountain Glaciers Continue Their Slow Retreat as Lakes Grow Below the Peaks
Mountain glaciers in several well studied ranges are continuing their slow retreat, leaving behind growing lakes of meltwater in the valleys below.
Passkeys Move More Accounts Away From Passwords That Can Be Stolen
Passwords have a familiar weakness, in that a convincing fake sign-in page can trick someone into handing over a secret that criminals can reuse.
Retail Streets See Busy Weekend as Independent Shops Launch Sales
Independent shops reported one of their busiest weekends of the season after dozens of retailers on the city's main shopping streets launched.
Technicians Use Thermal Cameras to Find Data Centre Hot Spots Early
A data centre can look perfectly calm while trouble builds invisibly inside a single rack.
Extreme Ultraviolet Mirrors Are the Quiet Bottleneck in Advanced Chips
The most advanced computer chips are printed with extreme ultraviolet light, and that light cannot be handled with ordinary lenses, which absorb.
Gig Workers Keep Mileage Logs To Claim Every Travel Cost
Delivery riders, private hire drivers and other gig workers spend a large part of their earnings simply getting to the work itself, which is why.
Students Open First Current Accounts With Guided Campus Help
Starting further or higher education often means opening a first current account, receiving income from part time work or family, and paying rent.
Electric Cars Turn to Heat Pumps for Better Winter Range
Cold weather has always been the electric car's weak season.
