Executives from Airbus, Bell Labs, IBM, ID Quantique and venture-capital firm Elaia Partners share their views on basic research
Read article: Engineering eureka: how industry engages with basic research
Arie van ’t Riet is an artist in the Netherlands who uses X-ray equipment to create “bioramas” – X-ray portraits of animals and plants
Read article: Once a physicist: Arie van ’t Riet
Joanna Hart from the Harwell Space Cluster outlines how the UK space industry has an international outlook
Read article: UK space sector set for take-off
Endomagnetics co-founder Simon Hattersley on starting a company that makes magnetic nanoparticle systems for detecting cancer
Read article: Tracing the spread of cancer
LeeAnn Janissen divides her time between her ceramic-art practice and her role as managing director of research for East Coast Fund Management in Toronto
Read article: Once a physicist: LeeAnn Janissen
NASA’s Ken Cooper describers how a PhD in physics put him on the path to a career in engineering
Read article: Engineering a career in terahertz
Printing liquid structures in a granular support material offers new route to producing biomaterials
Read article: Two-step technique enables soft biomaterial fabrication
Cather Simpson tells the "start-up story" of Engender, which uses photonics technology to sort bull sperm by sex for the dairy industry
Read article: Outstanding in her field
The integration of Watson for Oncology into Elekta's MOSAIQ exploits artificial intelligence to standardize and increase access to cancer care
Read article: Artificial intelligence tackles global cancer care
Peter Leibinger, chief technology officer at the industrial laser and machine-tool firm TRUMPF, discusses progress in additive manufacturing
Read article: Growing pains for 3D printing
