A fix for fractures
There are 206 bones in the human body and, like skin, bone has the ability to regenerate. The problem is it’s not always accurate. Katrina Megget reports
Greener dyeing
Microorganisms, wood pulp cellulose and aerogels are just some of the novel technologies helping to improve the process of dyeing textiles, Lou Reade reports – cutting the use of energy, water and toxic chemicals.
Living vaccines revival
First administered in 1921, the BCG vaccine has slashed deaths from TB. Now, it appears BCG and other live vaccines may protect against a range of infections. Anthony King reports.
Plugging the gap
Britain is already a world leader when it comes to renewables. But with demand for electricity set to increase as more people buy into EVs and heat pumps, energy storage technologies will be crucial, Jasmin Fox-Skelly reports