Portsmouth’s BAR Technologies are doing things differently with simulation-based marine innovation

The traditional way to develop a new technology is through empirical testing, which sees a company make a prototype, test it, then tweak and create a new prototype... READ MORE »

Southampton Uni scientists set to be at forefront of future semiconductors

Experts working at the University of Southampton will drive the future of semiconductors, which are used to power billions of electrical items worldwide. The University... READ MORE »

Tamara’s on a mission to disrupt the travel sector, starting with a four-wheel e-bike

Tamara Ivancova, Founder of Amara Automotive, started her career in motorsport at the age of 15, but started to wonder if she could make more of an impact. “I was... READ MORE »

Portsmouth scientists host pilot mission to probe ‘Dark Ages’ of the universe at new space facility

Scientists at the University of Portsmouth recently joined their academic counterparts from Cambridge to work on CosmoCube, a mission to send a satellite into orbit over... READ MORE »

Southampton scientists are behind the thermal imaging tech used in new ‘space thermometer’

A revolutionary climate monitoring satellite named HOTSAT-1 launched from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California last week, with a group of Hampshire scientists... READ MORE »

Made in Hampshire: Hovercraft destined for Japan gets put through its paces in Solent sea trials

Griffon Hoverwork is a shining example of the innovation and business connections for which Hampshire is renowned, with their latest project set to put the county firmly... READ MORE »

New managing director finds his place in the sun as sustainable tech company makes its solar push

With demand for solar power, battery storage, and EV charging solutions ever on the rise, UPOWA is looking to cement its recent growth with the appointment of managing... READ MORE »

Shoot for the stars! Former NHS surgeon is repping Hampshire as the world’s first disabled astronaut

The European Space Agency’s first ‘parastronaut’ is about to embark on a two-year training course in the hopes of making spaceflight more accessible to a wider... READ MORE »

Deep-sea mapping effort backed by Sonardyne offers clearest images to date of the Titanic wreck

After almost 40 years since its discovery, the wreck of the Titanic has finally been captured for the first time in a full-sized digital scan. The project involved a... READ MORE »

Farnborough robots set to make waves in seismic surveying following successful trials at Loch Linnhe

Hampshire could become the epicentre for a cheaper, faster, and greener future in the offshore seismic sector, owing to the work of one Farnborough business. Blue Ocean... READ MORE »