Artificial intelligence is increasingly being used to analyse medical scans, detect signs of disease and flag suspicious findings. This paper examines how its performance compares with that of doctors and whether strong results from medical imaging studies are enough to justify its use in hospitals.

China’s Hainan province faces harsh climate risks throughout the year that leaves citizens extremely vulnerable when visiting public spaces. This paper focuses on how to build spaces that can easily withstand climate challenges and can adapt to the needs of the many living on the island.

This paper examines the timely research question: does the energy and carbon footprint of generative and predictive artificial intelligence outweigh its ability to improve power grid efficiency and renewable energy use?

This paper asks how electric propulsion in modern eVTOLs compares with traditional ways of flying and what challenges will decide whether electric flying vehicles become part of everyday travel.

Greenhouse gases are an increasingly present threat to our environment, and to preserve the lifetime of our planet, reductions in emissions are necessary. This paper examines hydrogen turbines for reducing emissions, explores the current operational challenges and presents one potential solution in the form of ceramic matrix composites designed for this application.