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TMS

Around one billion people are currently suffering from a mental health disorder, according to statistics from the World Health Organisation. Many patients are prescribed medication or counselling sessions to treat their condition, but not all patients find relief. Increasingly, alternative treatments such as transcranial magneti…

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Pipeline Inpection Robot

According to water regulator Ofwat, around three billion litres of water are lost through water pipe leaks in the UK every day. With over 400,000 miles of pipes making up our water infrastructure, spotting cracks and finding leaks isn’t an easy task. Could robotics provide the answer? In this article, Dave Walsha, sales ma…

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Silicon Wafer

McKinsey & Co predicts that the semiconductor industry will be worth a trillion USD by 2030. Present in almost all electronic devices, these tiny chips are integral to a modern, digital world. But with their small size and rising demand, how can we ensure their manufacture is done with both precision and speed? Here, Dave Wa…

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Medical Imaging

Since their discovery in 1895, X-rays have helped us see the world in entirely new ways. Their uses stretch beyond broken bones — even helping us examine ancient Egyptian artifacts and discover the structure of human DNA. While X-ray remains one of the oldest and most used forms of medical imaging, several other imaging te…

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Ensuring success among the stars

21st March 2023
Filed under: Ems, Faulhaber, Space

Space Shuttle

The space race didn’t get off to the best start this year, with the UK’s first ever satellite mission ending in disappointment. The launch highlights how the failure of just one component can lead to the demise of an entire mission. But space waits for no one, and as the race continues, how can we best ensure that fu…

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