View US-China trade war: Could Silicon Valley's dominance soon end? | View The current trade war between the U.S. and China will, like all such disputes, produce no winners. 05/11/2018
United Kingdom A teacher is our second #Europeanhero Elaine Manton motivates girls at Loreto Grammar School for Girls and beyond to take up STEM subjects and win prizes for their innovations. She constantly refreshes the curriculum and takes inspiration from other STEM teachers around the globe. 07/06/2018
USA Bill Gates 'regrets' this keyboard shortcut What could billionaire Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates possibly regret? Well, a keyboard shortcut, it turns out. 21/09/2017
View View: Dealing with cyber warfare Are cyber-attacks the wave of the future, or can norms be developed to control international cyber conflict? 08/08/2017
world news Malware Monday as more WannaCry victims expected More WannaCry victims expected as people return to work 15/05/2017
Sci-tech Scientists in the UK believe they have a blueprint for the first ever quantum computer For decades world renowned scientists, including Albert Einstein, have argued furiously about quantum physics. 06/02/2017
Japan "Father of Pac-Man", Nakumara dies at the age of 91 Masaya Nakamura, the founder of video game company Namco, which in the 1980s released the world-famous game Pac-Man, has died at the age of 91 30/01/2017
hi-tech Forget the instrument: "think" the music In the heart of Rome, at the International Academy of Music and Art, an alternative kind of music lesson is underway. Researchers are trying to 10/11/2015
hi-tech Project Anywhere: an out-of-body experience of a new kind It’s what dreams are made of for any avid gamer – controlling an avatar with your body in real time. Project Anywhere is the brainchild of 25/02/2015
USA Artificial intelligence: Debunking the myths Could robots and artificial intelligence one day take over the human race? Artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential to eradicate disease and 20/01/2015
hi-tech Passwords test memory At euronews we have been asked to change the password of our computer. Many of us have difficulty remembering the new password which we have to 27/11/2014
science Fish on wheels take their tanks for a spin The design lab Studio Diip in the Netherlands, has created what they claim is the first self-driving car for fish, dubbing it ‘Fish on Wheels. 24/07/2014
hi-tech Writing the future - will the tablet replace the pen? From early childhood we take a pen in our hand and we write. It is a discipline that has been the foundation of compulsory formal education since the 27/05/2014
futuris Behind the mask of biometric security How reliable is biometric security? Computers recognize us by our faces, voices and fingerprints, but can we trick them by pretending to be someone 17/03/2014
United Kingdom WWII codebreaker Alan Turing gets royal pardon for gay conviction Mathematician Alan Turing, who helped Britain win World War Two by cracking Nazi Germany’s “unbreakable” Enigma code, was granted a rare royal pardon 24/12/2013
