All Science and technology articles – Page 2
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NewsCan AI cut it in property?
This week we examine how artificial intelligence (AI) might help, hinder or transform the property sector.
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ProfessionalAI: a new partner for the legal profession?
As law firms make increasing use of AI in their operations, there are hazards to watch out for.
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NewsSemiconductor firm doubles Cambridge Science Park presence
Pragmatic Semiconductor has taken 12,500 sq ft at Building 400.
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InsightDonati’s Angelica Donati on AI’s practical applications in modern construction
Artificial intelligence holds promise for the construction industry, guiding it towards a safer, more sustainable and efficient future.
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InsightAI: The future has arrived
Forward-looking property firms are testing out artificial intelligence. Property Week asks whether it has the potential to be a game-changer for the sector.
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NewsLife Science REIT signs WAE for Oxford Technology Park
Technology and engineering services provider takes Building 5, which reached practical completion this week.
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InsightAskporter’s Till Eichenauer asks if AI can stop the menace of mould
As the world debates the practical applications of AI, here is a clear and pressing use case: speeding up the resolution of potentially lethal mould issues through smarter communication.
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InsightCrestbridge’s Dean Hodcroft on how AI in architecture heralds a new era of design
Artificial intelligence has the potential to reshape the architectural landscape the world over. This presents a dual-edged sword, offering unprecedented design capabilities while challenging the very essence of architectural practice.
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NewsCambridge shopping centre to be transformed into life sciences hub
Developer Pioneer Group will transform a large part of the Grafton Centre.
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NewsTesla charges into Catalyst Bicester technology park
Telsa will take up 24,000 sq ft at Albion Land’s Oxfordshire site.
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NewsBruntwood grows profits as occupancy and rent grow
Firm says Bruntwood business and Bruntwood SciTech JV enabled it to attract and retain customers amid real estate sector turmoil.
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NewsLabour reveals plan for £10bn UK life sciences investment drive
The party outlines plan to “turbocharge” the UK’s life science sector.
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NewsCushman & Wakefield appointments bolster UK life sciences team
The firm has made two promotions to boost its life sciences valuation and capital markets advisory teams.
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NewsGoogle unveils $1bn Hertfordshire data centre plan
The tech giant purchased the 33-acre site in Waltham Cross in 2020.
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NewsGreen light for major Manchester life sciences and PBSA scheme
The Property Alliance Group, Moda Living and Williams Motor Holdings have secured planning permission for a £450m life science facilities and purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) scheme in Manchester.
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InsightDevelopers v locals: how social media is amplifying the ferocity of planning battles
The backlash against a scheme in Folkestone shows how resident-led campaigns can cause a headache for developers.
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NewsJonathan Lowe joins CBRE from Avison Young
CBRE has appointed Jonathan Lowe as head of science and technology for the North.
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InsightThe future of offices: app vs in-person
Technology increasingly shapes the way that customer service is delivered, and app-based interactions are now the norm in sectors as diverse as retail, leisure and healthcare.
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NewsAM Sci Tech swoops for Aberdeen Energy and Innovation parks
Manchester-based property company AM Sci Tech – a subsidiary of Hurstwood Holdings – has snapped up Aberdeen Energy Park and Aberdeen Innovation Park in an acquisition described by the firm as “one of the most significant property deals in Aberdeen in the last decade”.
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NewsBritish Land submits proposal for Euston Tower overhaul
British Land has submitted a planning application to transform 1970s central London skyscraper Euston Tower into a science and innovation workplace.
