How 3D printing could be shaping our bodies and our futures
The recent guidelines released by the FDA are confirmation of a growing industry which incorporates 3D printing into...
Wireless power in flux
Wireless power has been around for a very long time – ever since Tesla began demonstrating impressive displays of...
Innovating for the Future in the Food and Beverage Industry
While food and beverage companies are experienced innovators, the industry itself is facing considerable consumer, food...
Use of technology to reduce P&A costs and improve assurance
Debbie McIntosh, Head of Subsurface & Wells Practice, spoke on the ‘Use of technology to reduce P&A costs and...
Advances in POC and laboratory testing and the challenges that remain
For many indications, especially bacterial or viral infections, next-generation sequencing, which is becoming ever...
The new kid on the block: compressed sensing
According to the World Health Organization, cardiovascular diseases are the number one cause of death worldwide...
Bluetooth Low Energy gets smart
Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) has progressed considerably from its original conception. Back in 2010, when the low energy...
New device lights up cancer surgery
Detecting and effectively treating cancer as early as possible is the key to patient survival. In addition to...
Why aren’t NOCs closing the technology gap with IOCs?
As global reserves become more challenging to exploit, it is not surprising that the importance of...
Could you work with a robot?
A next generation robotics upsurge is underway. And it surrounds the transfer of the robot from its traditional role...
