Portable ultrasound technology is available, affordable and adaptable. Once the tool of a medical professional, a project carried out by Aberdeen University is aiming to make brain scanning simpler for non-medically trained personnel. MOD DCB features writer Domhnall Macinnes caught up with Dr Leila Eadie, Research Fellow at Aberdeen University, about ...
ENGIE has been awarded a five-year Total Facilities Management (TFM) contract by Airbus Defence and Space, Europe’s number one defence and space enterprise. The contract covers sites in Stevenage, Portsmouth and Newport. This latest award builds on an existing strategic relationship between ENGIE and Airbus Group at a European level. Services delivered ...
The 2015 National Security Strategy and Strategic Defence and Security Review prioritised innovation by welcoming more transferrable technology into the MOD marketplace, outlining plans to help SMEs and new partners into the supply chain. Here, Kieron Salter, Managing Director of transferrable tech firm KW Specialist Projects, tells MOD DCB features editor ...
A recent report from McAfee and the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington DC estimated that globally cyber crime costs $400 billion a year. Here, Paul Clarke, Managing Director of cyber security firm Xenubis, tells MOD DCB features editor Julie Shennan how the threat is evolving and what the ...
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