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.
Albemarle doubles Australian lithium hydroxide production in $1bn project
Albemarle Corporation will invest over $1bn to build two additional processing trains at the Kemerton lithium hydroxide plant.
Scientists make surprising new discovery about dark energy
Using the eROSITA space telescope, scientists have discovered that dark energy is uniformly distributed in space and time.
EV Charging Infrastructure – The landscape, challenges and future outlook
Pod Point explore the current dynamics, challenges, and future outlook of EV charging infrastructure in the UK.
Sokoman’s Newfoundland gold projects come with a lithium bonus
Sokoman Minerals has a range of gold projects within its Newfoundland portfolio, and has made exciting lithium discoveries during exploration.
Why new rules are needed to stop microplastic pollution
The Lanes Group outlines the importance of implementing stronger legislation to tackle microplastic pollution.
AI applications to track and reduce food waste will save billions
A research project has received $640,000 in funding to use Artificial Intelligence applications to track household food waste.
Leveraging AI & Machine Learning in identity security
Discover how AI and ML accelerate identity security by streamlining processes and providing actionable insights to administrators and users.
Early-stage exploration success in the search for rare earth elements
Diligent data review and early metallurgical testing sets the stage for discovery in the new Gascoyne rare earth elements Province.
Romios Gold: Furthering copper and gold exploration in North America
Mineral Exploration specialist Romios Gold has made significant progress with copper and gold exploration in Nevada.
The potential of biosorption-based REE recovery
Discover how researchers are using biosorption as an eco-friendly alternative to traditional REE recovery methods.