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The Afghanistan Files: Drone strikes in the age of ‘forever’ wars

Posted on 21st January 202222nd January 2022 by Josh Bate

The military withdrawal in Afghanistan represents a rejection of the forever war, a concept given to a conflict that never ends. However, the rampant use of drones as a tool of Extrajudicial killing suggests otherwise. Josh Bate reports on the fatal consequences of targeted killing in Afghanistan and what it might indicate for future governments.

It was just a Meta of time

Posted on 10th December 202113th December 2021 by Robyn Graham

Was the change from Facebook to Meta an attempt to move away from past controversies? Robyn Graham questions this view

Online dating in 2021 – is it time to swipe left?

Posted on 2nd November 20212nd November 2021 by Tasha Johnson

Dating has had a radical overhaul thanks to online monopolies such as Tinder. Tasha Johnson questions whether the pursuit of love is still possible, and more importantly, should we swipe left on dating apps altogether?

Teen invents revolutionary infection-detecting sutures

Posted on 18th May 2021 by Phoebe Turner

A 17 year-old from Iowa City is taking the medicine industry by storm with her award-winning dye technique.

Xenobots: Fast-tracked evolution or frog-cell Frankenstein?

Posted on 16th May 202118th May 2021 by Pearce Curran

Pearce Curran explains a new technological phenomenon – and how it could change the face of medicine.

Sexual harassment and domestic abuse: there’s an app for that

Posted on 12th April 202112th April 2021 by Alba Goskova

A new app, developed by Albanian teenagers, helps to protect women from sexual violence.

Google threatens to pull out of Australia over new law

Posted on 27th January 202127th January 2021 by Celina Tran

Google has threatened to remove its search engine from Australia after the government introduced a law that would force tech giants, such as Facebook and Google, to pay for the content provided by local news publishers and broadcasters.

Phone showing NHS Test and Trace app, held up with view of Parkinson Building in the background.

NHS Launches New Track and Trace App

Posted on 30th September 202030th September 2020 by Alice Spall

The long-awaited NHS track and trace app was finally released in England this week… however with doubts rising surrounding the performance of the app and data protection issues, it is uncertain how popular the app will be.

‘Houseparty Hack’: Viral misinformation is eroding public trust in technology

Posted on 3rd April 202029th June 2020 by Séamus O'Hanlon

COVID-19 has decimated industries, devasted educational institutions, and butchered many small businesses. However, new technology has, again, profited, which is a recurring theme of the past few decades. As social media has risen as an […]

Digital Twin technology – an interdisciplinary approach to improving firms’ performance

Posted on 23rd March 202023rd March 2020 by Karolina Kudrjavceva

In 1776 Adam Smith introduced the concept of “division of labour”. In his infamous work “Wealth of Nations” he describes the benefits of dividing tasks among workers and observing a rise in firms’ efficiency as […]

Newsround to be dropped by BBC?

Posted on 3rd December 20193rd December 2019 by Lucy Abbott

The iconic children’s news show’s time on TV is going to be dramatically reduced in 2020, with a new focus on the Newsround website instead. Newsround has been a consistent, reliable source of news for […]

Hey Alexa, Are You Listening?

Posted on 29th November 201929th November 2019 by Lucy Barber

With programmes like Black Mirror and The Great Hack on our TV, is it any wonder that we have grown accustomed to being afraid of new technology, such as Amazon’s Alexa?

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