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April 12, 2011 has marked 50 years since Yuri Gagarin broke through the Earth's atmosphere to become the first man in space. Within a decade, man had been to the moon. But did the space race die with the Cold War?

Distant space travel is a dream that requires never-ending research, incredible technology, and an imagination to match. But at top Russian institutes, that dream is inching closer to reality. Beyond orbit – on Technology Update.

Is Tomsk set to be Siberia's hi-tech hub? Nick Levy takes a futuristic trip to the expanding cluster of innovative enterprises and ground-breaking projects to find out.

What makes a big splash in the world of high-tech business? What turns advance science into eye-catching products? From the drawing board, to the incubator to the world’s most competitive markets – growing up in the high-tech game.

This month we are in Kazan, the capital of the Russian republic of Tatarstan and a city of contrasts where religions and cultures from east and west collide. But it's also the sight where a thousand years of history are giving way to an upstart innovation based economy.

In this edition Nick Levy is embracing the snowy season to bring you some of the latest innovations from the world of winter sports.

How do you get from metal bars to Formula One cars? What makes a mechanical engineer into an automotive pioneer? The world's most innovative young minds chase the checkered flag at Formula Student Germany - on Technology Update.

Welcome to MAKS, the world-famous Moscow air show, where the famous premiere aerospace pioneers have come to show off their latest high-flying hardware.