Geeks on stage: Science Show-off challenges Manchester’s bravest boffins to impress in open mic night
The Science Show-off, to be hosted at the Museum of Science and Industry (MOSI) on October 24, is a science-based open mic night.
Meeting of minds: TEDxSalford 2014 returns with Belle de Jour author and nuclear fusion kid on bill
The youngest person ever to achieve nuclear fusion is set to star at the fourth TEDxSalford festival.
Piccadilly Pulse: Is bendy iPhone 6 another sign of Apple’s decline since Steve Jobs’ death?
Apple’s new bendy iPhone 6 is just another in a long line of issues marring the reputation of the software giant
Hordes queue all night for Manchester Arndale Apple iPhone 6 launch – but sell-out means it’s fruitless for some
Hundreds camp out for Manchester Arndale Apple iPhone6 launch.
Manchester developer makes video game even HE can’t beat: Tiny Keep proves big challenge
Mossley developer Phi Dinh is in a race against time ahead of his debut game’s release – to be able to beat the title, Tiny Keep, himself.
Life on Mars? Meteorite may prove existence of aliens, claims Manchester professor
A Manchester Professor has helped Greek scientists find new evidence that could have discovered life on Mars.
The next level: Manchester indie videogame studio eye BAFTA glory after scooping £25,000 Channel Four prize
Torque Studios – who were only officially formed on Tuesday – bagging two awards at the Dare To Be Digital (DTBD) exhibition in Dundee two weeks ago, scooping a £25,000 prize from Channel Four and a place on the BAFTA ‘Ones to Watch’ shortlist for Don’t Walk: Run!
eBay is ‘department store of the internet’ while others just ‘corner shops’, says Man Uni expert as site turns 15
eBay UK’s future has never looked brighter as they are not rivalled by social networks in the selling and buying industry, according to an economist from The University of Manchester.
Man meets machine: Moss Side quadriplegic flies into future in robot 3,000 miles away… while sat at home
A Moss Side quadriplegic is taking to the skies from the surroundings of his own home – by controlling a robotic drone 3,000 miles away.
Dreams on screens: Movie fans to ‘control film with brain waves’ as Manchester project turns sci-fi into reality
Manchester collective AlbinoMosquito are looking to redefine how audiences view films by letting them control their movie experience #scanners with brain waves.
Where are we? Third of Mancunians can’t read map properly and rely on sat navs, claims new study
More than a third of Mancunians can’t use a map properly and need to rely on guided directions to reach their destination, according to new statistics.