Air passengers walk on the wild side
Is craft beer branding going to implode?
Craft beer has boomed over the last few years, and a historic theme has been brands, from small independents to mass market products, taking a brash approach in their product design and branding.
Jusr Drinks investigates.
Robotic surgery
Medical Technology Focus takes a look at the frontrunners in the race to become robotic surgery’s next big dog.
COVID-19 and the UK’s defence budget
How could Covid-19 impact the UK’s defence budget? Global Defence Technology investigates.
Cannabis and the energy market
Can the energy market keep up with cannabis production? Future Power Technology investigates.
Pharma and sustainability
The rise of subscriptions
Verdict hears from industry experts on the future of life built on the software-as-a-service model, and why it may not be as positive as it seems
How the energy sector is improving gender diversity
We speak to Elena Bou, innovation director at InnoEnergy, about how the energy transition can help with gender diversity.
How gaming tech is being used to medically train astronauts
Medical Technology looks at how gaming tech is being used to medically train astronauts for deep space missions.
Fixing the pharma industry’s image problem
The pharma industry’s reputation isn’t great , so how can PR help to fix the industry’s image problem? Pharma Technology Focus investigates.
The women fighting for equality in the maritime sector
Inside Gatwick Airport’s £1.1bn investment programme
Gatwick Airport’s £1.1bn investment plan includes a major terminal extension, automation of check-in, and runway optimisation. Airport Industry Review investigates the major upgrades planned for Gatwick Airport in the next 5 years.
Tackling alcohol abuse at sea
Do cruise operators need to do more to rein in alcohol consumption on the high seas? We find out the effects of alcohol on passengers in the latest issue of Future Cruise.
Pacific Northwest: America’s next high-speed venture?
Stunning shops: key trends for retail design in 2019
As ever more shoppers move online, striking retail design is more important than ever. But as with any industry, trends abound. In the latest issue of Design & Build Review we look at some of the biggest retail design trends for the coming year.
Capturing the Instagram aesthetic in hotels
With the rise of Instagram and competition from Airbnb, hotels are increasingly having to create striking and unique interior designs to attract customers. Charlotte Edwards speaks to hotel experts about the Instagram effect, and what steps designers need to take to help lure in this vital customer base.
White City: the story of Bauhaus in Tel Aviv
In the first of a season of articles celebrating 100 years of Bauhaus, Patrick Kingsland looks at Tel Aviv’s White City – a collection of some 4,000 Bauhaus and International style buildings built in the 1930s by Jewish immigrants and designated a World Cultural Heritage Site by UNESCO in 2003