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Innovation where it matters: human well-being, machines, and the planet. This section focuses on applied science and engineering breakthroughs, medical revolutions, AI frontiers, and emerging tech that reshapes how we live and heal.
Data promises clarity, but in turning reality into numbers, it inevitably leaves something behind. The more we measure, the greater the risk of overlooking what truly matters.
By fusing cognitive science, artificial intelligence, and extended reality, a new multidisciplinary framework aims to democratize orthopedic surgical distance education, bringing the tactile reality of the operating room to anyone, anywhere.
Do AI systems treat men and women equally in crime scenarios? Research uncovers consistent differences in sentencing and risk perception.
Can electricity turn pollution into fuel? Discover how plasma systems are reshaping carbon capture and utilisation.
What if protein motion holds the key to genetic disorders? How do tiny mutations alter folding pathways and disrupt essential biochemical reactions in humans?
What if machines are not the real problem in factories? New research shows how communication breakdowns quietly reduce productivity and increase costly errors.
Trigger warnings don't improve how students feel about their lecturers or classes. But safe-space messages make classrooms feel more open, with an unexpected trade-off.
Rural drivers travel the longest distances, so how can a single electric car help cut more emissions and reshape Ireland’s climate targets?
What if the stories we carry within us hold the key to emotional resilience? Explore how the TILS method is reshaping practices worldwide.
Could a simple magnetic field unlock faster charging and better energy storage for future technologies? This study explores a new approach to energy storage innovation.
Can athletes motivate coaches too? Discover how psychology is reshaping sport through trust, support, and shared motivation.
The organism feels sensory experiences because the relevant receptor patterns are activated, recognised, and woven into an entire network...
Could higher recycled asphalt use mean more savings and less pollution? This research finds the science-backed sweet spot for...
