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.
CALYPSO: Malta’s AI Factory
Discover how Malta’s AI Factory Antenna, CALYPSO, is accelerating both Malta and Europe’s leadership in artificial intelligence.
Frictionless intelligence: Reducing time-to-insight in crisis management
RSS-Hydro is revolutionising disaster management by transforming complex satellite data into simple, actionable ‘Pins’. Discover more here.
From high-performance roots to exascale and beyond: How the Jülich Supercomputing Centre is integrating...
At the heart of Europe’s scientific computing landscape is the the Jülich Supercomputing Centre. Discover more here.
Marvel Fusion’s path to economically viable laser-based inertial fusion energy
Learn how Marvel Fusion is developing economically viable laser-based inertial fusion energy through advancements in laser technology.
Restoring surgeons’ sense of touch with robotic fingertips
Researchers are developing robotic “fingertips” that could restore surgeons' sense of touch during minimally invasive and robotic operations.
Webb Telescope unveils detailed dark matter map of the Universe
Scientists have created the most detailed dark matter map yet, revealing how invisible matter shaped the structure of the Universe.
Harvard study shows reduced PFAS levels in North Atlantic pilot whales
Harvard study finds that, since phaseout efforts began, concentrations of PFAS in North Atlantic pilot whales are more than 60% lower.
Beyond the fear: EU-funded scientists test the health impacts of 5G exposure
From street-level measurements to long-term health studies, discover the impact of everyday exposure to 5G signals on human health.
UK hydrogen industry ready to scale, but policy delays slowing momentum, warns report
UK hydrogen sector is ready to invest and create jobs, but policy delays and weak demand signals are slowing progress, warns HEA report.
Free AI training opens to every UK adult as government targets 10 million workers
Free AI training is now available to every UK adult as the government partners with industry to upskill 10 million workers.