Innovators

The nutritional value of farmed salmon could be boosted by a new generation of fish feed created from algae by a young Scots scientist.

A research base has been established at a Scottish university to tackle the emerging epidemic of highly addictive new drugs.

It is the technology of the future, made possible by some old fashioned elbow grease.

An Edinburgh-based technology start-up claims to have hit upon a way of dramatically reducing the time taken to download video files over the internet.

Scotland’s space industry has received a boost after a research centre in Glasgow secured a major funding deal that will prolong its work by three years.

The 12th intake of students at the UK’s first fully accredited digital skills academy began their intensive four month programme of training last week to turn them into fully-fledged software engineers.

Brexit could negatively impact Scotland’s growing FinTech sector unless EU passporting rights are continued, an industry report has warned.

The creator of the hit BBC Scotland series Limmy’s Show followed an unconventional route to stardom, writes Chris McCall

Europe’s largest science festival drew to a close in Edinburgh today with organisers vowing to make next year’s event even better to mark its 30th birthday.

Dancers will have their brainwaves examined as they perform in an attempt to bring the science of artistic production to life.

After years spent reporting on major golf events around the world, Lawrence Donegan found himself watching the 2013 Masters tournament in Augusta from home.

It’s a sport associated with revs, noise and litres of burning fuel - but one group of Scots motorsports devotees has sought to “future proof” car rallying for the next generation with the UK’s first electric competitive car.

When it was announced a new Forth bridge would be built, thousands of Fife commuters breathed a sigh of relief.

Tech firms based in Scotland are being urged to take part in an industry survey that could offer unique insights into the growing sector.

It’s a term that increasingly makes headlines, but remains a subject that few people outside of academia really understand.

Drivers of polluting vehicles will have their emissions tracked next week in the first use of laser-based roadside technology in Scotland, The Scotsman has learned.

A Scottish manufacturer of solar panels is the only company of its kind in Europe to have been selected to work on an EU wide project which will promote the development of renewable technology.

A call for groundbreaking data science solutions to improve cancer care has been launched today.

Plans to convert the former headquarters of Scotland’s largest police force into a block of flats were revealed yesterday.