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.
U.S. Space Force awards $25.5m to co-invest in satellite refuelling vehicle
The U.S. Space Force and Astroscale have signed a deal worth $25.5m to invest in a refuelling vehicle that can refuel satellites in orbit.
Sharing is caring: How the Shared Responsibility Model puts data in a safe pair...
Learn more about how the Shared Responsibility Model can protect businesses and clients from harmful data breaches.
Asteroid Bennu sample to be studied by The University of Manchester as part of...
The University of Manchester is set to receive and study a sample from asteroid Bennu, helping to unveil secrets of our Solar System.
ACEA urges European Commission to reconsider electric vehicle tariff between EU and UK
The ACEA is calling on the European Commission to make a U-turn on the proposed electric vehicle tariff between the EU and UK.
New antibiotics could pave the way for successful bacterial infection treatment
Learn how a group of drugs commonly used in cancer treatments could possibly be a successful bacterial infection treatment.
What is the potential of solar cars?
Solar cars can contribute to decarbonisation targets, reducing carbon dioxide emissions associated with electricity generation.
Human misconceptions of risk: The blocker to password evolution
Learn how human misconceptions in the cybersecurity industry prevent the evolution from passwords to new authentication systems.
Battery manufacturers must secure their graphite supply chain with resources in the ground
Learn how battery manufacturers can protect their graphite supply chain by acquiring graphite resources in the ground.
Zero Trust Authentication: 7 key principles of the new security concept
Zero Trust Authentication seeks to revolutionise how we think about the relationship between authentication and security.
New method could help overcome issues with geothermal heat extraction
Learn how a new method can help prevent ‘short-circuits’ and improve the efficiency and production of geothermal heat.