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.
Climate tech boosted by $7.5bn investments in space tech
Oliver Warren, Investment Banking Associate at DAI Magister, says falling costs of space tech deployment will positively impact climate tech.
New self-built hybrid rocket could break world altitude record
The Hybrid Engine Development team has spent three years developing, testing, and manufacturing its hybrid rocket.
ITER: A new era for energy
Fusion for Energy offers an inside look at ITER, the world’s largest tokamak, and what it means for the future of fusion energy.
Renewable energy storage boosted by £30m Government funding
The UK Government has awarded £30m for a series of innovative projects to develop new technologies for renewable energy storage and capture.
Ford invests $1.3bn to establish an EV assembly plant in Canada
Ford has announced it will invest $1.34bn in retooling its 70-year-old Oakville facility in Ontario, Canada, into an EV assembly plant.
Multi-functional photonic filter could support future 6G advancements
A newly-developed photonic filter can separate communication signals from noise and suppress interference across the frequency spectrum.
Penn State project awarded $2.55m to develop a self-charging battery for space missions
Penn State has been awarded a three-year research grant worth $2.55m to design a self-charging battery for space applications.
Re-energising the nickel industry through sustainable battery production
Queensland Pacific Metals is set to become a leading supplier of high-grade, ethically derived nickel through its TECH Project.
Carbon capture technology and the green frontier
Discover how Giammarco-Vetrocoke has evolved with the green energy transition to develop effective and reliable carbon capture technology.
Is smart healthcare saving the NHS?
Matt Roberts, Global Practice Lead for Healthcare at Juniper Networks, discusses how smart healthcare can be used to solve some of the issues facing the NHS.