Veena Raleigh, Senior Fellow at The King's Fund commented on the latest international health statistics in the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development's (OECD) Health at a glance 2021
As we move towards the end of COP26, we highlight the work of Luke Kwan, a product design and development apprentice. The work on his level 6 apprenticeship at Jaguar Land Rover involves moving away from fossil fuels towards electric vehicles. His apprenticeship ...
How the Technology Policy and spend controls teams aim to use technology to help make a greener government.
ORCHA is inviting innovators to take part in discussions focusing on medical devices.
Nominations are open for members to set our work on climate change.
Blog posted by: Andrea Vecchi, Andrea Vecchi, Head of PMO, Sonnedix, November 10, 2021.
WeLink CEO Natalie Duffield says connectivity and carbon emissions are entwined - if places can increase speeds, they can reduce unnecessary travel.
The largest catalogue of gravitational wave events ever has been released today, with dozens of ripples in space time captured by a global network of detectors.
Professor Len Shackleton, Editorial and Research Fellow at free market think tank the Institute of Economic Affairs, commented on Oxfam's latest study on climate change and the rich
Blog posted by: Erika Flora - President/CEO, Beyond20, 09 November 2021.
Hurry! The annual Government survey on UK cyber businesses' skills and recruitment needs closes 19 November.
Important announcements on the Earth, Economy, and the Tech Sector from week 1 of COP26.
techUK member UiPath's new report explores how Robotic Process Automation (RPA) can bridge the gap between different pieces of legacy software, giving them a new lease of life.
Blog posted by: Allan Thomson, ProPath Product Ambassador, Axelos, November 05, 2021.
A new company is being formed to deliver a pioneering, world-leading decarbonising technology to sectors such as aviation and shipping.
To meet the government's gigabit targets for the UK by 2025, reforms to the Electronic Communications Code are necessary to help the fixed infrastructure sector with broadband rollout acceleration.
A new tool using high-power lasers could be used to improve the treatment of cancer.
Blog posted by: Duncan Wade, Lead trainer and author of the PRINCE2 and PRINCE2 Agile courses offered by Learning Tree International, November 04, 2021.
Started in 2014, the UK's National Quantum Technologies Programme (NQTP) continues to act as a strategic funder and catalyst in the rapidly growing UK quantum industry.
Major new study reveals that aviation could consume up to one-sixth of the remaining temperature budget to limit warming to 1.5C.
In this new report techUK has brought together some of the brightest minds in climate technology, showcasing what can happen when an environmental ethos is paired with entrepreneurial flair.
With COP26 in full swing, Cambridge Spark is joining the 'green tech' debate by asking what companies can do to align their strategy towards 'sustainability through innovation', and how data apprenticeships can support climate action efforts while the country 'builds ...
Responding to Rishi Sunak's commitment to make the City of London the world's first "net zero finance centre" the IPPR think tank welcomes the ambition, but warns that without legal targets and adequate public investment to drive the transition, a climate-void' remains in the government's net zero strategy.
Guest blog: Daniel Daly, Policy Advisor for the Ministry of Justice discusses the Prison Leavers Project and their work with tech companies who are developing tools and solutions that can support prison leavers and reduce reoffending.
A quarter of the way into my term of office we now have a once-in-this-generation opportunity to reform the police use of biometrics and surveillance, build public trust and provide assurance of ethical practice and leadership.
