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.
Europe unveils plan to supercharge its research and technology facilities
From lasers to life sciences, Europe’s plan for research and technology infrastructures turns world-class science into everyday impact.
Long-term adaptation: How Nofence is reshaping livestock management
Nofence’s virtual fencing system has emerged as a transformative tool for livestock management and the agricultural sector as a whole.
How hydrogen-powered drilling can reshape clean geotechnical construction
Hydrogen-powered drilling promises a sustainable alternative that can boost clean geotechnical construction practices in the long term.
The SYNTHEMA project: Advancing AI-driven synthetic data for rare haematological diseases
SYNTHEMA enables GDPR-compliant research and innovation in rare haematological diseases. Discover more here.
From classrooms to careers: Quantum.Tech Europe 2025 champions global talent in Rotterdam
Next week, Rotterdam becomes the epicentre of quantum innovation as Quantum.Tech Europe 2025 kicks off its most electrifying edition yet.
The business landscape of US helium
Tim Rynott, CEO of Four Corners Helium LLC, discusses the journey of interest and investment in US helium, from a surge to a waiting game.
EU introduces water resilience measures for surface and groundwater
The EU Commission has reached a provisional agreement on proposals to update the list of water pollutants and strengthen water resilience.
UK launches £10m fund to drive next-gen semiconductor development
The UK has launched a £10m fund to accelerate semiconductor development, boosting innovation, national security, and global competitiveness.
Harnessing plasma power to make sustainable fertiliser
US Plasma Engineering experts discuss plasma technology for nitrogen fixation and the production of sustainable fertilisers.
How gene-edited food could help tackle vitamin D deficiency
A research study determines whether biofortified tomatoes can help address vitamin D deficiency in participants who consume them.