Innovation News Network brings you the latest research and innovation news from the fields of science, environment, energy, critical raw materials, technology, and electric vehicles.
Chips from the North: Finland’s Semiconductor Strategy calls Europe to collaboration
Finland’s semiconductor and microelectronics value chains position the country well to help transform the European chip industry.
Glitter microplastic pollution destroys marine ecosystems, Trinity College Dublin study suggests
Trinity College Dublin research reveals how PET-based glitter contributes to microplastic pollution, threatening marine ecosystems.
Enabling fusion commercialisation with Europe’s largest HTS tape production plant
Learn how Suprema is well positioned to accelerate fusion commercialisation with the production of high-temperature superconductor tapes.
Antibiotic-resistant A. baumannii spreads in Malaysian hospital, raising global health concerns
A strain of antibiotic-resistant A. baumannii is spreading in Malaysian hospitals, posing a serious global health threat. Find out more.
UK invests £20m in flying taxis and drone services to revolutionise air mobility
The UK Government is investing £20m to accelerate the future of flying taxis and drone services, aiming to revolutionise urban air mobility.
CERN completes feasibility study for 91km Future Circular Collider
Discover how CERN’s Future Circular Collider could revolutionise particle physics, pushing the boundaries of high-energy research.
The ACHILLES project: Human-centric machine learning – lighter, clearer, safer
Learn how the ACHILLES project confronts AI’s greatest challenges: Trust and efficiency, paving the way for ethical and impactful solutions.
Phage therapies: Nature’s answer to combating superbugs
Cellexus is committed to supporting the development of phage therapies, which use bacteriophages to combat superbugs. Discover more here.
Postdoc & PhD: Forward and Inverse Modelling of the Earthquake Subduction System – apply...
Advance earthquake prediction with a PhD or Postdoc in Forward and Inverse Modelling of the Earthquake Subduction System at Utrecht University.
INL unveils cutting-edge test loop for US molten salt reactor development
Discover how Idaho National Laboratory's new molten salt test loop is set to revolutionise molten salt reactors.