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.
Black holes may be the source of dark energy, Durham University study reveals
New research suggests black holes may generate dark energy, offering a bold explanation for the Universe’s accelerating expansion.
AI can extend the life and safety of electric vehicle batteries, study finds
Uppsala University researchers have developed an AI model that shows how electric vehicle batteries age and degrade over time.
New hope for glioblastoma multiforme: NuCapCure project targets deadliest brain tumour
Discover how the NuCapCure project is pioneering proton and neutron-based therapies to transform treatment for glioblastoma multiforme.
From PFAS-free alternatives to public engagement: ZeroF’s video campaign on risks and solutions of...
ZeroF's video campaign raises awareness about the risks of PFAS and highlights its efforts in developing safe, sustainable alternatives.
Invisible shields: The science behind antibacterial coatings
Learn how antibacterial coatings serve as invisible shields, providing a protective barrier against harmful microorganisms.
UBC boosts nuclear fusion reaction using bench-top reactor
UBC researchers have boosted nuclear fusion reaction rates using a small bench-top reactor, opening a new pathway for fusion research.
UK Industrial Strategy set to boost science and tech projects in Northern Ireland
Science and technology projects in Northern Ireland are set to be boosted by at least £30m from the UK Industrial Strategy.
New NHS bladder cancer treatment doubles survival rates
A new NHS-approved bladder cancer treatment doubles survival rates and offers fresh hope for patients with advanced disease.
Tackling deforestation with Earth observation technologies
Earth observation technologies are vital in the fight against deforestation, providing essential insights into forest health and changes.
New US gamma-ray detector promises breakthroughs in understanding atomic nuclei
GRETA detector is set to revolutionise nuclear physics by providing unprecedented insights into the structure and behaviour of atomic nuclei.