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Could an AI-powered necklace that develops a unique personality by listening to its owner become our new best friend and help tackle the problem of loneliness?

The rise in automation can make life easier, however it also comes with the risk of problems caused by mental underload – but what exactly is it and what we can we do to prevent it?

If you’re at next week’s IEA Triennial Congress in South Korea then make sure you stop by our stand and say hello to our team – and we’ll see you in London when we host the 2027 event!

A new survey reveals how leading human factors experts view the current position of the profession, the challenges that could lie ahead and where more research is needed

Women are less likely to be given painkillers and face a longer wait to be seen by hospital doctors, according to new research into gender bias and how patients are viewed by medics

When there’s a lot of areas where you can make a difference, how do you choose your focus and plan your next steps? Our CEO Ben Peachey explains the approach we’ve taken in developing our own strategy

Could a shape-shifting car that can expand and contract to fit through narrow streets and squeeze into parking spots be the answer to urban transport challenges?

Tactile street tiles are helping blind and visually impaired people travel independently around a city by making it easier to identify services including banks, supermarkets and bus stops.