Knowledge and Technology

A group of Iranian scientists is doing research on the possibility of using stem cells to cure coronavirus patients.

Iran's Vice President for Science and Technology Sorena Sattari informed of the country's success in manufacturing a ventilator to help the medical staff in campaign against coronavirus.

The first six EVs have been already supplied to Lancashire and South Cumbria NHS Trust.

The company’s factory can also produce five million face masks and 300,000 bottles of hand sanitiser gels per day.

The solar-powered Interceptor 001 has been deployed at the Cengkareng drain in Jakarta on a trial run since May 2019.

Connected Kerb deems public charging infrastructure for electric vehicles in the UK unfit for purpose and states a radical overhaul is needed to make ownership accessible to all.

The technology giant said continued operations in certain locations has caused challenges for our employees, their families and our suppliers.

Eight winners of a Scottish Government-funded floating wind competition have been announced, including businesses behind a 3D-printed anchor and a self-charging mooring line.

The new ID.3 EVs will be equipped with software, sensors and processors that enable vehicles to anticipate, avoid accidents and keep learning new reflexes.

A MoU has been signed to reach an agreement on the technology designed to inspect high-voltage powerlines.