Issue 31 | Winter 2023
Contents
Are we all breathing SMART Dust?
As nanotechnology progresses, the potential uses for Smart Dust are becoming increasingly vast
Quantum Dots
enable scientists to visualise biological processes at the molecular level with unprecedented clarity
Hypersonic Systems
have evolved significantly from entertainment to weapons in recent years
Digital Identity
Where is the world of passwordless heading
Industry 5.0
With its emphasis on automation, digitisation, and interconnectivity, Industry 5.0 is set to revolutionise the way goods are produced and delivered
Experimental quantum computers
The potential threats they poses to the security of critical infrastructure
Edge AI
By performing data processing and analysis at the edge of the network, close to the source of the data, Edge AI can reduce the costs of data processing and management
Carbon Capture and Storage
What are the risks of Carbon Capture and Storage?
Green aviation
Electric aircraft designs promise to reduce emissions and operating costs
Driving excellence in innovation
We hear from our partners the City of Glasgow College about how their relentless focus on innovation helped them achieve the highest possible ranking from the European Foundation of Quality Management
Creation out of nothing
The physics concept of exponentially coupling certain systems to quantum vacuum can lead to a source of energy is attracting further attention
Robot dogs take a walk on the wired side
Robots are learning to walk and work
Can innovation reshape the principles of economics?
This article explains the concept of the Economics of Intelligence and discusses how innovation is changing the way we think about economic principles
