In Scotland, NASA scientists search for clues about Mars’ past

In Scotland, NASA scientists search for clues about Mars’ past

Oct 2, 2026

This summer, NASA scientists headed to the Scottish Highlands to follow up on last year’s announcement of potential biosignatures on Mars and prepare for future research. The rocks and cliffs of Scotland’s Stoer formation offer a combination difficult to find on...
Patience and persistence key to job search success

Patience and persistence key to job search success

Oct 1, 2026

New analysis shows that, on average, it takes around 15 months from the start of an active job search to beginning a new job role. In 2023, the average reached 17 months, while in 2025 it shortened to 14 months, according to the Pnet Job Market Trends Report for...
AI is changing enterprises, and already driving value

AI is changing enterprises, and already driving value

Sep 30, 2026

By Kathy Gibson – Artificial intelligence (AI) is starting to pay off for early enterprise adopters. More than half of companies that have implemented AI are now seeing a return on investment, with the most value reported by future-built organisations. This is...
Tech giants raise the AI safety bar

Tech giants raise the AI safety bar

Sep 29, 2026

The risks associated with artificial intelligence (AI) are back in the spotlight with the news that rogue agents have been responsible for multiple attacks on government sites in Australia and the US. Even the FBI has not been immune to attacks from autonomous agents....
AI makes critical thinking a workforce priority

AI makes critical thinking a workforce priority

Sep 28, 2026

A new global study from the IBM for Business Value points to a disconnect between the skills chief human resource officers (CHROs) say AI requires and those employees prioritise. While 71% of CHROs identify the ability to supervise, validate and override AI outputs as...