A Scottish entrepreneur has invested £250,000 in a new cloud-based technology product aimed at helping the oil and gas industry better control costs and quality on projects.
Scientists ‘hunting’ Loch Ness Monster will test lake’s DNA
The legend of the Loch Ness Monster has baffled scientists for centuries - but now a group of experts hope modern technology will reveal what really lives in the murky depths of the Scottish lake.
Further growth is name of the game for Dundee studio Outplay
Dundee-based mobile games developer Outplay Entertainment is on track for a solid rise in annual turnover as it gears up for further growth in a booming market.
Clair Mermoud: Ovarian transplants give birth to ethical questions over fertility
Artificial reproductive technology provides access to maternity for those unable to procreate. But, unfortunately, these techniques generally address the consequences and not the causes of infertility.
FM Radio could be switched off as digital listening passes 50%
Analogue radios could be consigned to the dustbin of history after figures showed that the majority of all UK radio listening was via digital devices for the first time.
In pictures: First look at Social Bite homeless village in Granton
One man’s vision has become a reality, but Josh Littlejohn has said Edinburgh’s first homeless village would not have been possible without “phenomenal” public support.
“Selfie Scholar” on how pictures we take define our online presence
Every day, millions of selfies are uploaded to Facebook, Instagram and Snapchat. In her new book, author and academic Kat Tiidenberg tries to understand why
Edinburgh saw the number of jobs in digital tech grow at more than triple the UK average in the three years to 2017, as the sector proved to be one of the best-performing in the UK, according to a report published today.
