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.
Creating functional perovskites with tuneable properties
A team of scientists have successfully converted mineral shells of algae into lead halide perovskites with tuneable physical properties
Value adding: A major focus for Australian lithium mining companies
Lithium Power International outlines the growing importance of value-adding for Australian lithium mining companies.
Is social intelligence the future of AI?
The future of AI requires the implementation of social awareness to ensure that its growth is not stunted by a lack of social skills.
How the comprehensive dynamic model can help with designing soft robots
Scientists have used fuel explosion as the power source to achieve rapid and powerful motion for medium-sized soft robots.
UK and France partner to advance nuclear and renewable energy sources
The UK and France have established a partnership to accelerate the development of nuclear power and renewable energy sources.
How can Australia capitalise on the global lithium demand?
The Critical Minerals Association Australia details the essential steps Australia must take to capitalise on the global lithium demand.
Effects of climate change on Arctic rivers monitored by scientists
A team investigating the effects of climate change on large rivers found that as temperatures rise, Arctic rivers are moving unpredictably.
Global action required to clean up space junk
Scientists have called for a legally-binding treaty to ensure Earth’s orbit is not harmed by space junk as the global space industry grows.
Cirba Solutions partner with Jacobs to establish sustainable battery materials processing facilities
Cirba Solutions is partnering with Jacobs to advance sustainable battery materials processing facilities in North America.
Enabling solid-state reactions with tailored catalysts
The first-ever molecular catalyst to create solid-state reactions will enable high-efficiency transformations at near room temperature.