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.
Awaab’s Law and the boy behind it: How a two-year-old’s death from mould changed...
Spectrum Blue discusses how the death of Awaab Ishak from mould exposure exposed housing failures and led to the creation of Awaab’s Law.
UKRI sets 27 new actions to transform the UK food system
A £47.5m UKRI programme unveils 27 actions to transform the UK food system, delivering healthier diets. Find out more.
Ocean energy will lower Europeans’ electricity bills
Ocean Energy Europe considers how ocean energy can complement other renewable sources like wind and solar.
Q-Field photocatalytic coatings: Turning walls into antimicrobial defenders
Spectrum Blue discusses how its revolutionary Q-Field photocatalytic coatings transform walls into active antimicrobial barriers.
Clean Harbors proves PFAS incineration works safely at commercial scale
Clean Harbors’ latest study confirms that high-temperature PFAS incineration safely destroys forever chemicals at commercial scale.
ORNL supercomputing project to unlock secrets of quantum materials
ORNL scientists launch a four-year supercomputing project to unlock the hidden potential of quantum materials. Find out more.
Alien life may be rarer, older, and farther than we imagined, say scientists
Research suggests alien life in the Milky Way may be extremely rare, with the nearest civilisation possibly 33,000 light years away.
Inside the ALICE upgrades at AGH University of Krakow – Past, present and future
AGH University of Krakow shares an update on the ALICE experiment upgrade, past successes of the experiment, and hopes for its future.
AMR-EDUCare initiative smashes AMR training target across Europe
The AMR-EDUCare programme to combat AMR has exceeded expectations, training more than 5,800 healthcare professionals across Europe.
Global study reveals alarming levels of microplastic pollution in the air
Global study reveals airborne microplastic pollution reaching 1,300 particles per m² daily, raising urgent health and environmental concerns.