France to ban sale of Petrol & Diesel Vehicles by 2040 LHC discovers Double Heavy Particle US Creates 222 000 Jobs in June Scottish Tower Block Fires at 8-Year Low Tesla to Build Largest Lithium Ion in Australia Colombia to Salvage Historic Spanish Wreck 100th Anniversary of Women in the British Army market with Special […]
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Yes, I admit it, I am a big kid at heart and the news that Lego will be producing a Women of NASA set to celebrate the work of previously unsung heroes of humanity’s journey to the stars is making me smile. It is a toy and a set of stories that I hope to […]
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Great news as New Zealand follows the example of nations like Germany, the UK and others and quashing historic convictions for homosexual sex. Closer to home, the news that McLaren are opening up in my home town of Sheffield is making me grin. Not just because of the of what it means as a coup […]
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Another amazing day for medical research stories from Augmented Reality cancer goggles, a Kenyan boy surviving having a bullet removed from his brain, to the latest in lab grown organs. Goggles help to detect cancer cells Kenyan boy discharged from Hospital after brain surgery Doctors implant lab-grown vaginas Aid workers rescued in Somalia LHC spots […]
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Well as Comic-Con powers forward I’m striking a blow for Geekuality today 🙂 With that in mind it makes sense that my top stories should be ones sharing messages of hope and equality. Whether it’s actress Tilda Swinton risking jail with a peaceful protest against Russia’s stance on homosexuality or the news that Jane Austen […]
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Travels of a Silicon Nomad 