In turn, the agreement will help residents of Greater Manchester allowing them to benefit from a wider range of job prospects and skilled STEM workers in the city

Aisha Al-Janabi writes an ode to her laptop of five years, as a final send-off

Lisa Habernik explores MILLENIALISM, an exhibition at Paradise Works exploring Millennial life

Lily Rosenberg suggests that we need to re-think the way we use technology to keep in contact with one another.

The new ‘inverted flag’ could be a cheap energy source for the future

A Manchester-based research team have developed a potentially groundbreaking method for producing graphene

Cachella Smith argues that the prevalence of emojis in our everyday speech is changing our ability to use and appreciate the English language.

The world’s largest neuromorphic supercomputer switched on for the first time. With 1 million processors, it aims to unlock the secrets of the human brain

Theatre Editor Jay Darcy reviews Proper Job Theatre’s Dorian

Bayse Genc reviews Javaad Alipoor’s “Rich Kids: A History of Shopping Malls in Tehran”

Lisa Habernik discusses Future Cities, an exhibition considering the role of technology in modern cities.

Big data has the potential to be seamlessly integrated in every single aspect of our lives, making it more accessible, safe, and convenient

‘Spaceplanes’ are notoriously difficult to take off and re-enter the atmosphere — so how did Virgin do it?

From smarter toasters to cars to street lamps, the Internet of Things (IoT) is a movement that will have profound implications for industry and security.

Dylan James highlights the significance of Sound Cloud for upcoming artists and how it was vital a platform to some of the biggest musicians in the industry

Physics lecturer, Dr Andrew Markwick, creates StudentCRT software to improve student wellbeing at The University of Manchester

As part of the Manchester Science Festival, a court-room style debate occurred with, the two topics for discussion being artificial intelligence and superbugs