Electronic skin that can feel touch

University of Glasgow researchers have developed a new type of synthetic skin that could lead to more affordable prosthetic limbs and robots capable of mimicking the sense of touch.

Professor Ravinder Dahiya is leading on this latest development in electronic skin

Rabies is a horrifying and deadly viral disease that kills tens of thousands of people every year in low- and middle-income countries, despite being 100 per cent preventable. Researchers at the University of Glasgow are at the forefront of research into eliminating rabies.

How is applied science being developed in Ukraine? Where are centrifugal pumps, compressors and turbines used today? These and other questions are answered by Andrii Zahorulko, the Head of Volodymyr Martsynkovskyy Computational Mechanics Department of Sumy State University.

Thinking of doing postgraduate studies but not sure where to start?

Register now for our Meet the Postgrads Online Event on 12 May, from 12pm - 1pm.

Come and learn more about Postgraduate life and studying at QMU in a free, online, informal panel event and let our student representatives answer any questions you have.

Students at the Applied Science Private University are encouraged to take a multidisciplinary approach to traditional courses

How American Express is making digital payments easier, and why it is timely for universities as the pandemic highlights the need for more efficient payments

At the National Space Science and Technology Center, space is a gateway into science for Emiratis

Creating #LearnOnTikTok content, increasing your reach, analysing data and more