Climate change and plastic-filled oceans have been turned into an ugly Christmas sweater design.

Although much has changed technology-wise since the dawn of the new millennium, the way young people are taught in schools has remained something of a constant. Isn't it about time the education system was tweaked for the modern age?

A new lab is to evaluate dozens of smart devices and how they can communicate with each other to make our lives easier.

In this Business Planet, Euronews's Serge Rombi goes to Copenhagen in Denmark to discover a network that's been setup across Northern Europe to enable entrepreneurs to overcome the challenge of finding new customers and partners abroad.

Locally made robots took over waiting duties in a Kathmandu restaurant.

How can the latest optical technology improve the early diagnostics of eye and also some neurodegenerative diseases?

With nearly 40 wedding guests looking on, Akihiko Kondo lifted up the veil on his bride and kissed her. The only catch? Kondo's bride is a virtual reality star.

Dutch researchers have built a wing-flapping drone which mimics insect flight – and could teach zoologists more about how real insects' brains work.

Two Australian universities have found a way to restore damaged parts of the world's largest collection of coral reefs.

Is this a revolutionary invention?

In this episode of Futuris we take a look at a new online self-reflection tool aiming to make the most of digital technology in the classroom.

Australia's Rudi Browning beat more than 120 competitors to claim the top prize.

Artificial intelligence is being used at the University of Innsbruck, part of the EU's READ project, to automatically transcribe previously unintelligible historical documents, and make the system available as a phone app.