Coronavirus is not the only global crisis we face: the climate crisis, as others have noted, is expected to be more devastating. Some have observed that the response to the two crises is starkly different. As an expert in behavioural sciences, I have been giving some thought to what explains this difference.

For more than 20 years we have been researching and writing about the downgrading of public housing in the UK, but thankfully, the tide finally appears to be turning, write Rowland Atkinson and Keith Jacobs.

Cycling is contentious because campaigners demand physical changes to the roads – often at the expense of cars. And roads are political, writes Katja Leyendecker

A soakaway size calculator spreadsheet makes iterative soakaway design much quicker and easier, allowing the designer to complete an optimal design in minutes, writes Stephen Webster

The professional indemnity (PI) market in Ireland is undergoing significant change. This also applies to those that purchase design and construct professional indemnity insurance. Brian O’Mara looks at the current state of the market, and revisits important steps every firm should take regarding their own renewal. There are two marketplaces for insurance of engineers' professional indemnity for Irish companies: insurers with a local presence, and those based in London - more commonly ...

Our mode of thinking changes at different times of the day and follows a 24-hour pattern, according to new findings published in 'PLOS ONE'. University of Bristol researchers were able to study our thinking behaviour by analysing seven-billion words used in 800 million tweets. Used AI methods to analyse aggregated and anonymised UK twitter content Researchers in artificial intelligence (AI) and in medicine used AI methods to analyse aggregated and anonymised UK twitter content ...