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The UK is using its expertise to help with the development of the UK Expertise Powers Europe’s Next-Generation Aeolus-2 Wind Mission

This follows authorisation for Airbus Defence and Space UK to begin building and developing the spacecraft.

The Aeolus-2 Wind Mission, led by the European Space Agency (ESA) in partnership with EUMETSAT, will continue the work of the orig...


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Here, TXM Consult focuses on closing the gap between strategy and delivery

“Our in-depth review of more than 300 billion-dollar-plus megaprojects showed average cost overruns of approximately 80 percent and schedule delays of about 50 percent,” McKinsey & Company explained in their article ‘Don’t cancel or coddle at-risk capital projects–challenge them’. (1)

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Patients across England will benefit from clearer, more reliable communication from the NHS under a new set of minimum standards designed to improve the experience of planned care

Announced today on 3 July 2026, the changes aim to reduce confusion, provide greater transparency and ensure patients receive timely updates throughout their treatment journey.

The new commun...


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An international coalition of governments, organisations and research partners has adopted the Gdansk Declaration, which is the next step in supporting Ukraine’s long-term recovery through science, research and innovation

The


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Physicists at Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz (JGU), leading an international research team of over twenty scientists, have achieved a long-sought milestone in the field of next-generation computing hardware

For the first time, researchers have successfully utilised electronic orbital currents directly within a magnetic device without needing to first convert them into tr...


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