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Carbon capture jobs surge as HyNet cluster expands in Wales and North West England
Discover how the HyNet cluster is driving carbon capture jobs across the UK, supporting net zero and creating skilled green careers.
GO-Eco: A graphene oxide breakthrough for PFAS-free food packaging
How a sustainable, scalable nanomaterial is reshaping the future of food-safe packaging.
For decades, plastic and PFAS-based coatings have served as the invisible armour in...
ECOSENS: Economic and social considerations for the future of nuclear energy in society
Discover how the ECOSENS project provides a detailed picture of Europe’s perception of nuclear energy and emerging technologies.
From data to discovery: How artificial intelligence could accelerate our understanding of nuclear molten...
Discover how AI is accelerating nuclear molten salt chemistry by predicting complex experimental outcomes, reducing time and costs.
New working group launched to support national action under Global Plastics Treaty
New National Planning Working Group launched to help countries implement effective national strategies under the Global Plastics Treaty.
How NASA is utilising AI technologies on Earth and in space
David Salvagnini, Chief Artificial Intelligence Officer at NASA discusses how AI technologies are shaping the trajectory of NASA’s work.
Helion breaks ground at Microsoft-backed fusion power plant
Helion Energy has begun construction on the world’s first commercial fusion power plant, aiming to deliver electricity to Microsoft by 2028.
Oxford University study finds spread of antibiotic-resistant bacteria in malnourished children
An Oxford University study found antibiotic-resistant bacteria is spreading rapidly in malnourished children under five years old in Niger.
You may be inhaling 68,000 microplastic particles every day
New research reveals that people may inhale over 68,000 fine microplastic particles daily from indoor air, far exceeding previous estimates.
World Lung Cancer Day 2025: Commemorating, celebrating, supporting
On 1 August every year, organisations and people around the world commemorate World Lung Cancer Day to support those impacted by the disease.