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.
New veterinary medicines regulation reduces animal health burdens
New regulation will change how the VMD assesses and monitors veterinary medicine packaging to ensure proportionate oversight.
One-sided Josephson junction could transform quantum computing
A breakthrough Josephson junction works with only one superconductor, paving the way for simpler and more resilient quantum computing designs.
Megestrol acetate shows promise as anti-cancer boost for breast cancer therapy
Megestrol acetate may boost the effectiveness of anti-oestrogen therapy in ER-positive breast cancer, slowing tumour growth.
Portable device for detecting food allergies signals next step towards an inclusive food industry
A new portable device enables people with food allergies or coeliac disease to test their food autonomously, wherever they are.
EU study maps best routes for transporting renewable hydrogen across Europe
A new EU-backed study reveals which transport routes make renewable hydrogen affordable and sustainable as Europe scales up.
6G: The time for global alignment is now!
Discover the importance of global collaboration in strengthening digital infrastructure and progress towards a 6G world.
Shared power, shared energy security: Nordic lessons for Europe’s energy resilience
How Europe can protect its energy security by applying Nordic lessons on running reliable, renewables-heavy power systems.
KAIST turn macrophages into powerful cancer fighters
KAIST researchers have created a novel cancer therapy that turns tumour-resident macrophages into potent anticancer immune cells.
Horizon Europe programme amplifies UK research excellence, analysis finds
New analysis shows the Horizon Europe programme boosts UK research impact, drives innovation, and delivers real-world benefits.
Simple test uncovers PFAS contamination on firefighter gear
New PFAS wipe test reveals invisible contamination on firefighter gear, offering departments a practical way to reduce long-term cancer risk.