The Earth & I • 22nd October 2021

Single-Use Nightmare: How COVID-19 Protective Materials are Trashing the Environment

4th October 2021

Inside the technology of Bond

Front page feature for How it Works magazine.

26th September 2021

The Entrepreneur's Guide to the Art of War

The Art of War by Sun Tzu has been a much-studied work of military strategy for hundreds of years, influencing great leaders in all walks of life. Here, respected business journalist Mark Smith applies the lessons to the role of the entrepreneur by showing how the axioms of General Sun Tzu apply to business and other ventures to develop strategies for long-term success.

UnderPinned • 2nd June 2021

The Rise of NFTs and ‘Crypto-art’

The Guardian • 12th June 2020

Brands, fans and influencers: why social media for small business is about more than sales

The Guardian • 19th May 2020

Computer chess: how the ancient game revolutionised AI

14th April 2020

How it Works - Cyber Warfare

Front page cover and six inside page feature on cyber warfare complete with exclusive hacker interview.

BBC News • 6th September 2019

Forget me: Is it possible to exit the internet?

Global Is Asian • 4th July 2019

Caught between crises and conflicts: Where do refugees go?

The Guardian • 24th June 2019

The Guardian - Women in Engineering feature

BBC News • 14th June 2019

The super-tough drones and robots going where we can't

6th June 2019

North Korea tensions continue but hope remains

7th May 2019

How It Works Magazine

BBC News • 26th April 2019

Tracking the toxic air that's killing millions

Popular Mechanics • 10th April 2019

Why the Panavia Tornado Is Such a Badass Plane

BBC News • 1st March 2019

Control your world with just your fingertips

UnderPinned • 29th January 2019

The slow, uncomfortable death of local journalism

3D Artist • 24th January 2019

Secrets of Annimation

The Guardian • 5th December 2018

Secure, speedy and at scale: how to ensure your future's bright in the cloud

BBC News • 4th December 2018

Can a brand create a 'sonic identity' from light bulbs?