Building the future grid requires a Swiss Army knife approach, Dirk Van Hertem argues, in this look at direct current #technology for hybrid alternating current/direct current grids bit.ly/4rS7wyq

We’re excited to share the latest edition of Open Access Government – October 2026! openaccessgovernment.org/pub…

This Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the Government has joined with Breast Cancer Now for a three-year partnership that will help women recognise the signs of breast cancer earlier #BreastCancer #BreastCancerAwareness bit.ly/4rTl4dg

Here, the Government Commercial Agency in the UK analyses the benefits of the G-Cloud 15 changes for public sector buyers. @gov_procurement bit.ly/4hpT6kf

As #COP31 approaches, Professor Richard Beardsworth explores how plurilateral #climate action can sustain progress on the transition away from #fossilfuels when universal consensus reaches its limits Richard Beardsworth University of Leeds bit.ly/4xPf0nt

Point-of-care diagnostics could transform the detection and management of infectious diseases. Two European projects, FORTIFIEDx and DECIPHER, are developing rapid, integrated tests to bring lab-quality diagnosis closer to patients Find out more here: bit.ly/4jfunBI

Fabian Stigar, Academic Researcher at the Norwegian Defence University College explores the Jeune École and the #political limits of commerce #warfare bit.ly/4xBbr42

Balancing #biodiversity, #climate, and economic development means making difficult choices about how land is used. Steve Polasky, University of Minnesota, explores the trade-offs between competing demands for land bit.ly/4iBTIFL

While pesticides support agricultural yield and #food security in the face of contemporary global challenges, unintentional acute #pesticide poisoning (UAPP) is a serious public health concern. Pamela J. Lein explores the drivers and ways to prevent UAPP bit.ly/4Ahl76f

Global daily #data generation is estimated at 400 million terabytes, and the secondary benefits in the #EuropeanUnion alone amounted to approximately €2 billion in 2022, which is projected to rise to €7 billion by 2030 bit.ly/3T7UaB9

Urbis Schréder demonstrates how their versatile sports lighting solution provides competition-ready performance for all levels of play bit.ly/4gWknuk

Lynette Abbott and Pankaj Singh from The The University of Western Australia highlight the relationships between #Pesticides and #SoilHealth bit.ly/4r7beDX

B.C. Bart Root is an Assistant Professor at Delft University of Technology. Here, he explores the development of #ArtificialIntelligence for #geophysical science bit.ly/4hq1CRt

Public bodies have more technology than ever. Steve Walker of Clear Ideas explains why orchestrating it effectively is the next opportunity bit.ly/3TlnDI4

Why public sector leaders need to understand what AI is and isn’t, and then focus on an AI strategy, says Phil Sheen at PSA Advisory bit.ly/4gKiP89

Stephen F. O’Byrne, Shareholder Value Advisors, argues that investors need a better approach to Say on Pay voting @StephenFOByrne bit.ly/4xf1bhJ

Discover how CIS is building resilient organisations for a digital-first future at the intersection of infrastructure and security bit.ly/4zXiyWU

Mike Taylor asks about the current state of usability, accessibility, and artificial intelligence in this insightful analysis @DACcessibility #AI #Digitaltechnology bit.ly/3UAKDTJ

As universities become increasingly digital, balancing collaboration with robust #cybersecurity has never been more important bit.ly/4gKVXnA

A five-year agreement will see Warwickshire Police deploy Crown’s cloud- based Duty Management System to improve #workforce planning, resource visibility and operational efficiency bit.ly/4dgdOBR