A new dawn for clean energy investment?
Virtual cruises: how cruise operators are navigating the pandemic
The coronavirus has left cruise liners stranded at port, but operators are working hard to keep in touch with their customers. From virtual cruises to new booking policies, Future Cruise finds out how cruise operators are keeping their customer base engaged.
Rented future: the dangerous rise of life as a service
In March Verdict editor Lucy Ingham gave a talk at the Free Software Foundation’s LibrePlanet 2020 conference exploring the dangers of subscription services spreading into all areas of life. You can watch the video in the latest issue of Verdict Magazine.
How can drinks firms connect with consumers on climate action?
Just Drinks looks into the efforts drinks companies have been making to improve their impact on the environment, and how they can best communicate with their customers about it.
Digital fabrication and the future of architecture
Design & Build Review speaks to Arthur Mamou-Mani about how the digital fabrication technologies such as 3D printing could transform architecture.
No time to waste in the search for a coronavirus cure
Developing vaccines and cures for Covid-19 will take time, but repurposing existing medicines could help to combat the escalating pandemic. Pharma Technology Focus looks at some promising candidates.
Making high-speed rail travel safer
Accidents on high-speed railways are rare, but if they happen the damage can be devastating. Future Rail explores what can be done to improve safety on high-speed rail routes.
Will Covid-19 affect the roll-out of renewables?
As Covid-19 continues to disrupt business and manufacturing, how will it impact the development and production of renewable technologies? We find out in the new issue of Future Power Technology.
Revolutionising hotel menus
With finding suitable food menus abroad also a top priority for a growing number of travellers, should hotels be stepping in and reinventing their menus? The New Hotelier investigates.
Near-infinite power
Scientists from the University of Bristol have announced ambitious plans to recycle nuclear waste from decommissioned power stations in order to power batteries, potentially for over five thousand years. Future Power Technology investigates.
Virtual reality vision aid
Medical Technology Focus takes a look at a wearable aid called SightPlus, which helps people whose sight loss is beyond the reach of glasses or surgery see clearer.
Will Blockchain technology come of age in 2020?
Verdict Magazine explores whether 2020 could be the year when Blockchain technology provides real, tangible benefits for business.
Forget the Cola Wars, here comes the Coffee Clash
Just-Drinks looks at whether we might witness another clash of the drinks titans in 2020
The cost of cutting carbon emissions
Ship Technology Global looks at how much tackling climate change could cost the shipping industry.
The deal with Lyme disease
How has so much debate developed, what treatments are on offer, and does anyone really know what’s going on? Pharma Technology Focus investigates.
Phasing out single-use plastics in hotels
How big is the single-use problem in hotels, and how can hotels maintain a luxury aesthetic with sustainable items? The New Hotelier investigates.
French tourism and Covid-19
Airport Industry Review investigates how Covid-19 outbreak is jeopardising tourism in the most visited country in the world.