School children are being given an insight into the impact that food has on climate change thanks to a group of University-based researchers.

Scientists from the University of Bradford, working with colleagues from the ISIS Neutron and Muon Source have developed a new method of delivering drugs into the body using ‘smart gels’ that can be injected where they are needed and release their drugs over time.

National law firm Weightmans is to harness the power of artificial intelligence and data analytics expertise at the Hartree Centre, at STFC’s Daresbury Laboratory, in an effort to overcome the complex and labour-intensive challenge of redacting confidential data on legal documents.

Katie Morris talks about her work on ground-breaking astronomical instrument METIS.

A collaboration between Singapore and STFC’s RAL Space in the UK is working to create a swarm of miniature satellites armed with quantum technology that will provide a theoretically unhackable method of encrypting the world’s data.

UK scientists have contributed to new research that puts further support behind the theory that neutrinos are the reason the universe is dominated by matter.

The recent STEM for BRITAIN Awards held in UK Parliament featured a number of STFC-funded students, with work ranging from microscope cameras and Dark Matter data analysis to algorithms increasing x-ray image quality.

From non-functioning satellites, to fragments as small as a millimetre, the European Space Agency says there’s more than 8,000 tonnes of debris in Space.