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New autonomous systems developed in Scotland promise safer, more sustainable inspection and maintenance for marine infrastructure.

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Reports on technology and renewables, from Edinburgh’s fintech and games studios to the North Sea’s energy transition. Computing graduate of the University of Strathclyde.

New autonomous systems developed in Scotland promise safer, more sustainable inspection and maintenance for marine infrastructure.

Interactive CGI challenge at Tweedbank aimed to educate participants on cybersecurity and AI risks in a fun, problem-solving environment.

ASICA+ programme, using digital technology for systematic skin checks and communication with healthcare professionals, will be showcased at Scotland's leading digital health conference.

A palm-sized glass chip successfully links telescopes, promising smaller, more robust astronomical instruments for future research.

A new initiative aims to address the critical skills gap in robotics and automation across various UK industries.

Researchers explore combining potato protein with fava beans to create a gluten-free alternative to wheat gluten in meat substitutes.

A low-cost tracking tool developed by Scottish scientists for monitoring genetic diversity of wild species has been expanded to protect marine life.

New study from Heriot-Watt University indicates potential for significant environmental and operational benefits in Scotch malt whisky production.

Researchers discover naturally occurring fungus within wheat seeds that significantly suppresses Septoria tritici blotch, a major threat to global food security.

New findings reveal offshore wind farm effects on ocean mixing and temperature are highly dependent on local environmental conditions.