Read article: Seven rules for nanotech innovation
Serial entrepreneur Tim Harper shares lessons from 20 years of good, bad and (occasionally) ugly experiences of starting and running nanotech businesses
Read article: Making graphene by the tonne
Ultrapure graphene is grown in labs under carefully controlled conditions, but Mark Thompson believes that exploiting the material’s properties on a large scale requires a different approach
Read article: Jets of air reduce drag on a model car
Pulses of air fired from the back of a vehicle could boost fuel efficiency
Read article: PseudoPatient phantom helps bring cranial SRS into the mainstream
RTsafe's PseudoPatient phantoms enable patient‐specific quality assurance of complex cranial stereotactic radiosurgery
Read article: Graphene additives promote ‘eco-friendly’ corrosion protection
Keeping steel structures safe from corrosion is difficult, and traditional coatings contain chemicals that harm aquatic life. Bernhard Münzing explains how graphene could be a "greener" option
Read article: How to remove the uncertainty of Brexit for physics-based business
James McKenzie explains how to put right the uncertainty of Brexit for physics-based business
Read article: Nanotechnology goes green(er)
Despite decades of research, definitive conclusions on the environmental impact of nanoparticles remain elusive, as Anna Demming reports
Read article: Vague but exciting: how the Web transformed business
James McKenzie explains how Tim Berners-Lee's invention of the World Wide Web at CERN has revolutionized how we trade.
Read article: Facing up to the decarbonization challenge
The problem of climate change is so serious that even scientists at oil and gas firms are talking about it – sort of
Read article: Hi-tech firms seek clarity amid Brexit confusion
Leaders of the UK's industrial-physics community eye up their options as the country prepares to leave the European Union
