Drones will be used to send chemotherapy drugs from Portsmouth to the Isle of Wight.
The technology is being trialled to save time transporting the drugs, which can have a short shelf-life.
And it’ll be quite the time saving - cutting the journey from 4 hours using a car and ferry, to just half an hour whizzing through the air with the drone.
Google’s calling on all Windows Chrome users to update the browser immediately.
It’s because of a bug that has been given ‘zero-day’ status - which means it’s possible and highly likely that hackers know about the issue and are actively exploiting it.
A new treatment that could prevent damage caused by heart attacks using venom from a spider, is on track to go to human trials.
Tech & Science Daily spoke to Mark Smythe - CEO of bioscience firm Infensa - who explained how the drug works by using a molecule from the venom of one of the world’s deadliest spiders - the Australian funnel-web.
The ‘Sand battery’ which could solve green energy’s big problem, a website checker launched to combat online fraud, Amazon begins using electric cargo bikes in the UK. Plus, Halo Infinite Forge leaks show a new weapon combo system, and London Zoo’s lioness ‘kicks off’ Euros tournament.
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