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Chancellor Says The UK Will Strike Back Against Cyber Attacks

Nov 2, 2016

The UK Chancellor has warned of an increased risk of cyber attacks while laying out plans for a previously announced £1.9bn cybersecurity strategy. Philip Hammond said the country must be able to retaliate against cyber-attacks, ...

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10 UK Universities That Attract The Most Chinese Students

Oct 28, 2015

The UK remains one of Chinese students' top three destinations for studying abroad, and the growing number going there in recent years has not gone unnoticed. In January, the UK's Higher Education Statistics Authority said more first-year ...

Tags: Chinese students, studying abroad, UK universities

Micro-LEDs Can Transmit Large Amounts of Data

Oct 31, 2013

After Chinese researchers successfully connected four computers to the internet through the use of a LED bulb with broadband speeds of 150Mbps, UK researchers have gone a step further, saying they have achieved high data transferring speeds ...

Tags: Li-Fi Data, Lighting

Merino Sheep Made a Special Appearance in The Royal Academy's Courtyard Over The Weekend

Oct 23, 2013

To celebrate the final weekend of the UK's Wool Week, a flock of Australian/English Bowmont Merino sheep made a special appearance in the Royal Academy's courtyard over the weekend. Wool Week is the Campaign for Wool's annual UK festival to ...

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CRT Has Signed a Multi-Project Alliance Agreement with TEVA

Sep 18, 2013

Cancer Research Technology (CRT), Cancer Research UK's technology development arm, has signed a multi-project alliance agreement with Teva Pharmaceutical Industries (TEVA) to research and develop new cancer drugs, which will help in ...

Tags: Cancer Research Technology, Medicine

Engineering Skills Initiative Has Added Three More Universities to Its Programme

May 2, 2013

Engineering skills initiative the UK Electronics Skills Foundation has added three more universities to its programme. The initiative is working with universities to address the declining number of electronic engineering degree students ...

Tags: Universities, UK Skills Initiative, Consumer Electronics

Chloe Smith Has Said The Government's £650m Spend on Cyber Security

Apr 24, 2013

Chloe Smith, minister for political and constitutional reform at the Cabinet Office, has said the government's £650m spend on cyber security "underlines the importance" the government places on the UK's safety. Describing the ...

Tags: Computer Products, software

To Address a Critical Skills Shortage in The Broadcast Industry

Apr 19, 2013

The BBC has launched the BBC Technology Apprenticeship, working with UK universities and major broadcasters, "to address a critical skills shortage in the broadcast industry and help build the next generation of broadcast engineers", said ...

Tags: Tech Skills, Degree Apprenticeships

Cambridge Has Opened a New ?1m Facility for Growing Gallium Nitride

Apr 7, 2013

The UK’s University of Cambridge has opened a new £1m facility for growing gallium nitride that aims to enable researchers to expand and accelerate their work, which promises to further reduce the cost and improve the efficiency ...

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Campden BRI and IFST Has Launched of "Ecotrophelia Europ"

Feb 26, 2013

Campden BRI, the UK’s leading food and drink research organisation, in conjunction with the Institute of Food Science & Technology (IFST), the leading qualifying body for food professionals in Europe, has scored a UK industry first ...

Tags: IFST, BRI, food and drink research organisation

Higher Broadband Speed System, Can Connect to Many Different Devices

Feb 7, 2013

An EU-funded research project has created a system for higher broadband speeds that could be able to connect to many different devices in the home. Researchers on the HOME Gigabit Access (OMEGA) project have managed to develop a network ...

Tags: Research Project, LED Lighting, Lighting

Micro-LEDs Would Address The Solid-State Lighting/Electronics Interface

Feb 4, 2013

With the target of drawing academic and industrial expertise together to address the solid-state lighting/electronics interface and its implications for custom-controlled lighting systems, Scotland’s University of Strathclyde is ...

Tags: ILC, Li-Fi technology, LED array, LEDs

Raytheon Has Officially Opened a New Manufacturing Facility for SIC

Feb 4, 2013

Raytheon of Waltham, MA, USA has officially opened a new manufacturing facility for silicon carbide (SiC) foundry at Raytheon Glenrothes in Scotland (part of subsidiary Raytheon UK, a contractor to the UK Ministry of Defence). Developed ...

Tags: Raytheon, manufacturing facility, SiC

Raytheon Has Opened a Silicon Carbide Fab in Glenrothes Scotland

Feb 1, 2013

Following six years of R&D, Raytheon has opened a silicon carbide fab in Glenrothes Scotland which will offer foundry services as well as its own line of high-temperature ICs. Its SiC process has been developed on-site, with Government ...

Tags: Raytheon, silicon carbide fab, IC

Tiny LED Light Bulbs in Order to Provide Wi-Fi - Like The Internet Communication

Jan 30, 2013

Tiny LED light bulbs, currently in development, could deliver Wi-Fi-like internet communications, whilst also displaying information and providing illumination, all at the same time. Indeed, over the next four years with Engineering and ...

Tags: LED light bulbs, LED Lights, LED

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