Teodosia is a video producer at Mashable UK, focussing on stories about climate resilience, urban development, and social good.
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Latest From Teodosia Dobriyanova
Alef's flying car is taking the fiction out of sci-fi
Makes us wonder what the skies could soon look (and sound) like.


The digital tool protecting Ukrainian architecture from war
Architecture studio Balbek Bureau has created an online tool to help document and preserve the country's unique rural buildings.


The complete list of winners at the 2025 BAFTAs
"The Brutalist" and "Conclave" shared the gold.


Apple's new robot looks like the Pixar lamp
And it's got a similar attitude.


Google Earth's updated satellite images of Gaza show a fractured reality
The current satellite photos don't come close to communicating the realities on the ground.


Visible from space, a mega iceberg could be on a collision course
It could have devastating consequences for resident penguins.


The music of 'Moana 2': Auliʻi Cravalho goes 'Beyond'
Can we get a Chee Hoo?


How Barcelona's Metro trains generate electricity
It's all down to hitting the brakes.


'The Brutalist' AI backlash, explained
The revelation has ignited fresh conversation around the use of AI in movie production.


How a digital tool brought Notre-Dame back to life in record time
Trial and error could take place on a computer, not at the construction site.


Better Man: Robbie Williams and Michael Gracey ditched accuracy to find truth
"Nothing will or should be kept back, to the detriment and to the power of this film."


'Mufasa: The Lion King' stars on the importance of Scar's origin story
"There's a certain bravery from Disney’s side to, if not justify, at least explain Scar."


A wounded sea turtle swims again thanks to 3D printed harness
A tech solution to "bubble butt syndrome" that affects turtles.


Tate Modern's Electric Dreams celebrates digital art before the internet
Immersive installations explore anxiety and excitement around the cutting-edge technology of the time.


A pigeon-like robot could help improve aviation
It's all about maintaining balance during turbulence.


A tiny grid is bringing clean power to the live music industry
A new way to stop music festivals from heaving pollution.


F1 racer takes life-size Lego car for a spin
It may be Lego Technic’s best creation yet.


How 6 generations of iPhone captured 20 years of motherhood in 'Motherboard'
“I hope it’s proof that epic journeys can begin, and end, at home.”


Land, air, and space footage captures the surging Hurricane Milton
Milton is on track become one of the most destructive hurricanes in west Florida’s history.


A new VR tool is training eye doctors around the world
The initiative could help tackle the global shortage of doctors training in eye surgery.


Microscopic footage uncovers the tiny worlds our eyes can't see
Someone make a tardigrade emoji, please.


AI could help save a threatened language by adding it to your phone
The future of a language may be decided by whether or not it's integrated into everyday tech.


‘Living walls’ are transforming London construction sites
A mix of "low tech" and high tech solutions.

