Which cities will sink into the sea first?
The Guardian, Oct 2018
No more potholes: cities that can repair themselves
Financial Times Magazine, March 2018
Soft Robots for Hospitals
The Observer,Oct 2015
How laboratory-grown organs will transform our lives
The Observer, July 2015
Wood 2.0 – a very modern material
The Observer, June 2015
Steel – it is the material we are most intimately acquitted – after all we put it in our mouths every day
The Observer, May 2015
Chocolate is as sophisticated as wine in igniting senses & giving pleasure
The Observer, April 2015
Future Fabric
The Observer,March 2015
How Glass invented modern physics, chemistry, biology and much more.
The Observer, Feb 2015
Concrete: solid, dependable, obstinate – and self-healing
The Observer, Jan 2015
Dont Write Off Paper
The Observer, Dec 2014
Superalloys to the rescue: the marvellous metals that take us to the skies
The Observer, Nov 2014
The magic of rubber: irreverent, sexy, sporty, revolutionary … indispensable
The Observer, Oct 2014
Perfectly imperfect silicon chips: the electronic brains that run the world
The Observer, Sept 2014
Materials & Civilisation
The Observer, Sept 2014
World Cup 2022 can inspire cool ideas
The Observer, July 2014
I held a party for my washing machine
The Observer, June 2014
Why green milk bottle tops are not a green option
The Observer, April 2014
The lightbulb moment for solar power
The Observer, March 2014
Bye bye brolly: how to stay dry for ever
The Observer, Jan 2013
Science toys tried and tested
The Observer, Dec 2013
The technology that puts the human touch into prostheses
The Observer, Nov 2013
The Future of Buildings
The Observer, June 2013