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.
LHCb experiment unveils new clues to the matter-antimatter mystery
LHCb experiment confirms CP violation in baryons, offering new insights into the Universe's matter-antimatter imbalance.
Airbus UK secures £150m to land first European Mars rover
The UK is making history in space exploration as Airbus UK secures a £150m contract to land the first European-built rover on Mars.
Radioactive waste management and disposal
The OECD Nuclear Energy Agency discuss the importance of international collaboration for effective radioactive waste management.
Scaling carbon capture, utilisation and storage: The key to achieving net zero
Learn more about the potential that carbon capture, utilisation and storage has in the journey to net zero.
Digital Europe Programme: EU allocates €1.3bn for critical tech deployment
Discover how the EU’s Digital Europe Programme is investing €1.3bn to drive AI adoption, cybersecurity, and digital innovation across Europe.
Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider enters its final chapter: 25 years of groundbreaking discoveries
As RHIC enters its final year, learn how scientists push the limits of nuclear physics, unlocking new insights into quark-gluon plasma.
Wales unveils new plan to combat AMR in animals
Wales' next steps in tackling AMR in animals have been unveiled, including £2m of funding and a new expert advisory group.
ChipStart: Scaling the next wave of semiconductor growth
A new wave of semiconductor start-ups will join ChipStart to help companies scale up, create jobs, and boost growth. Discover more here.
Lightsails breakthrough could slash interstellar travel time by thousands of years
Discover how groundbreaking lightsail technology is set to revolutionise space exploration, dramatically cutting interstellar travel time.
New study reveals the impact of deep sea mining on marine ecosystems
Marine life in the deep ocean can take decades to recover from the impact of deep sea mining for rare metals, new research shows.