Christine Evans-Pughe is a freelance writer specialising in science and technology. A regular contributor tothe Institution of Engineering & Technology’s award winning E&T magazine, her work has also appeared in the Economist, the Guardian, BBC Focus, and the Independent.
Big Brother just wants to help
The solace of quantum key technology
Our surveillance society goes online
How supercomputers enhance our understanding of genes
Forecasting human behaviour carries big risks
How we have been fooled by utopian visions of the future
BBC Focus Magazine
How to make anything
bulletproof
Christine Evans-Pughe
Freelance Science & Technology Writer
Mobile 'misery maps' offer new route to better services
Can we engineer our way to cleaner oceans?
Photonic interconnects - computing goes on a diet
Flood management: how to hold back the waters
Analogue makes light work of big data (photonics)
Nature's Blueprints unmasked (Alan Turing)
Putting a lid on it (WW1 equipment design)
To bit or not to bit (bitcoin)
Less is more in the real world
Brave new world: Augmenting reality in fiction
Comms in a crisis On the right track
Have you heard the one about...?
Faraday - a man of contradictions
Book Review: Baye’s, The theory that would not die
Things ain’t wot they’re going to be
Book Review: Discoverers of the universe William &Caroline Herschel
Engineering’s most ingenious women
Snowbound Britain highlights needs for reslience
Book review: Faraday, a Short Introduction
Blood and treasure - controlling the use of conflict metals
The mining bug - hunting metals with bacteria
Memristors try to live up to the hype
Entropy analysis threatens to turn efficient computing on its head
Elastic antennas tune into new applications
Engineering healthy foods
The future of satellite navigation
The Eerie Silence: Are we Alone in the Universe
The big squeeze
The magic of mobile phones
Glorious mud
Green shoots from tumbleweed
Traffic cops and bottlenecks
VoiP Eavesdrooping
The science of black
Share and share alike
Airport of the future
Network of Secrets
Sugar Rush
I think therefore I am
