UK and US fusion laboratories plan to explore linking AI supercomputers, prompting satire about digital twins, shared data and office biscuits.
Human tissue models gain government backing, while one fictional glass dish requests annual leave.
The Global Talent visa expansion opens a wider route for international researchers while Britain’s welcome mat applies for host organisation status.
The government says UK life sciences investment has attracted £3bn and could unlock 66,000 roles. Our test tube audits the promise.
The Women in Research Charter backs family leave, flexible working and fairer academic careers, while institutions meet the terrifying concept of accountability.
The Veterinary Medicines Directorate reports strong results across regulation, while one perfect percentage tries to run the whole meeting.
The Space Industry Advisory Group can advise ministers and meet four times a year. The telescope is auditing the biscuits.
A new Government Science and Engineering strategy promises stronger capability across departments, while the bridge model challenges the lanyard machine.
Thirteen countries deepen quantum cooperation while a tiny device waits for the minutes.
The March crescent moon visibility map offers guidance, while Britain prepares its thermos for another negotiation with clouds.
