Austerity has put UK forensic labs in crisis and justice at risk
25 April 2018
Thousands of criminal cases are under review, forensic labs are failing to meet basic standards and some are just going bust. Where did it all go wrong?
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Vibrating wristband warns you when to button it at parties
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Careless talk costs social lives, so we made a gadget that will help you navigate any conversational minefields
Russia cuts off Google and Amazon by trying to ban Telegram app
25 April 2018
Russia has unintentionally knocked out several major cloud services in ongoing efforts to cut access to secure messaging app Telegram
The US army has made a virtual North Korea to train its soldiers
20 April 2018
The US army has built a system that can quickly create virtual locations for soldiers to train in. It took only three days to make North and South Korea
Driverless cars are dodging pedestrians and pheasants in Oxford
20 April 2018
Autonomous cars are preparing to drive from Oxford to London. The thorny route includes motorways, pedestrian packed streets and an occasional pheasant
Watch robots assemble a flat-pack IKEA chair in just 9 minutes
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Two robotic arms make assembling flat-pack furniture look easy. Faced with a pile of IKEA chair parts they work together to piece it together
Millions of censored web pages discovered in massive study
18 April 2018
Masses of web pages censored in China, Indonesia, Iran, and Turkey, have been discovered. They reveal the content each country is most intent on blocking
Big tech can digitally erase us – do we need new protections?
17 April 2018
In an age when a person's online presence can be quickly removed by technology corporations, there's a case for a new right… to be remembered, says Jamais Cascio
