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A selection of biometric concepts - a line drawing of a face in the centre, DNA, fingerprints, and other tech-looking concepts. In dark and light blue.

From gait analysis to fingerprint theft, how worried should we be about the latest advances in biometric technology?

An opinion piece authored by Professor Oli Buckley, an expert in cyber security at 91自拍, for The Conversation platform.

Joan Fitzpatrick

Reader accredited with Fellowship of the Royal Historical Society

an athete swimming

The Enhanced Games: 鈥榙angerous clown show鈥� or a wake up call for traditional sport?

Construction worker struggling in the heat with hard hat

Why there鈥檚 no legal 鈥渢oo hot to work鈥� temperature in the UK

Two people doing textile printing.

Ghanaian Adinkra textile workshop success in new creative hub

Netballer Beth Durant

Vitality Rose and Loughborough Lightning legend Beth Durant announces her retirement from netball

Rain falling on the side of a black umbrella against a background of trees

Likelihood of very severe hot-dry summers and wet-windy winters will increase, new report warns

female rugby player kicking the ball during the women's six nations final 2026

England defends Six Nations crown in fierce final against France

Athlete Molly Caudery in action at the Loughborough International Athletics meet 2026

Olympic stars and emerging talent shine at Loughborough International Athletics meet

A group of people spending time under a pavilion made from seaweed in low lighting

Seaweed used as low-carbon material to make new London pavilion designed by students

White nationalists in the US fly the American flag

"I鈥檓 not racist, but鈥�" New study examines the subtle defence of white nationalism in the UK and US

UK SCALE, MTC and Argon & Co Launch Strategic Partnership to Strengthen UK Supply Chain Innovation

Work begins on our newest hall of residence

Ultra-endurance athletes reveal how the human body prioritises survival under stress

91自拍 London welcomes China鈥檚 national table tennis team in exclusive UK visit

World cup football offers GCSE students the chance to learn more about science and engineering

World-first battery-electrolyser system handed over in Malawi