Architecture’s digital revolution is well underway, and yet, still far from complete. In the latest Design & Build Review, Luke Christou finds out how architects’ ways of working are changing, and asks if tools such as augmented reality could one day see the same level of adoption as BIM or cloud computing.

Digital fabrication technologies such as 3D printing are gaining ground in architecture and their potential is vast. Design & Build Review editor Lucy Ingham speaks to architect and digital fabrication pioneer Arthur Mamou-Mani about how the technology could transform the field for the better.

As operators continue to invest in improved connectivity and passenger experience on their metro systems, they inevitably become more exposed to cybersecurity threats. Future Rail finds out why, and how companies can improve their cybersecurity strategies.

There is no doubt that tackling climate change is going to be expensive and challenging. But with new figures suggesting the decarbonisation of shipping could require investments of over $1trn, how much should the industry expect to spend in the coming years? Ship Technology Global explores the issue. 

The British government has given £37m of funding to electrify the nation's transport network as part of its ambition to achieve net zero emissions by 2050. But is the distribution and supply side also preparing for the increase in demand? Future Power Technology finds out. 

The coronavirus pandemic has highlighted the importance of digital and remote operations in all sectors. To find out what this means for the mining sector, MINE magazine spoke to ABB mining VP and global product manager Max Luedtke.

While investments in the North American Arctic remain frozen, Russia is investing massively in the region. Offshore Technology Focus investigates the country's strategy and asks what oil price collapse could mean for Russian ambitions in the Arctic Circle.

There is an urgent need for safe and effective drugs to combat the escalating Covid-19 pandemic. Novel vaccines and drugs are not going to be a short-term solution to this deadly viral disease. Instead, the answer could be reusing and repurposing existing medicines. Pharma Technology Focus takes a look at some promising candidates. 

Rwanda is set to become the first country in the world to have a digital-first universal primary care service, due to a government collaboration with Babylon Health. Medical Technology explores the transformation this African country has been through to make it a good location for implementing digital health innovations to benefit of its citizens.