Imagine a world where disaster rescue robots can readily change their body size and shape to adapt to different terrains and environments. We’re taking a closer look at the next five big things in science.
Back to the jet-setting future
By Hannah Scott In an increasingly volatile world, planning for the future is pretty important. But in an age where we are working harder and longer, what could be more important than planning your next holiday? We all love to dream about our next beach getaway but let’s be realistic – many factors could affect
Exploring the future with models
By Beth Fulton– Head of Ecosystem Modelling, Marine and Atmospheric Research Planning for our future can be a heated topic, as the many people affected may have competing or conflicting objectives. The tension, frustration and bewilderment that can accompany such an exercise can be alleviated if discussions are based around models. We are a “hands on”