Racism is "pervasive" in chemical sciences, according to an investigation by the Royal Society of Chemistry.

A small area of Scotland is the home of a groundbreaking experiment to power homes with green hydrogen.

The country's cyber watchdog warns against using Kaspersky's anti-virus products.

VFX Supervisor Scott Edelstein tells the BBC how they made one of the film's key sequences.

The new style of electricity pylon is designed to reduce the impact on the local environment.

Russia risks being scientifically isolated as partnerships with research institutes end, expert says.

How tech is helping young families and couples regain their busy social lives after Covid.

Pearce Jarrett is the founder of an award-winning app but didn't originally think it was a career for him.

Clearview AI's face-search tech could be used to uncover infiltrators and to identify the dead.

The sport of surfing is modernising, using technology to offer bigger, better and safer thrills.

Omar Mehtab spoke to a 'scalper;' a person who stockpiles popular products and resells them for profit.

Why so many Ukrainians are determined to keep on working through the conflict.

How so-called scalpers use online bots to snap up consoles and resell them for profit.

A charity competition is encouraging school kids to get entrepreneurial and make their own products.

The Financial Conduct Authority warns that all crypto-ATMs in the UK are operating illegally.

Instagram owner Meta has allowed users in some countries to call for violence against Russia's army.

Zoe app co-founder says it could have been the tool to protect the UK from the next pandemic.

An energy strategy is due - but can it get the UK off Russian gas, cut bills and help the environment?

The thousands of manuscripts contain centuries of African writing on maths, medicine and more.

Roman Abramovich's attempt to sell Chelsea is halted as the oligarch is sanctioned by the UK government as part of its response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.