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.
University of Southampton unlocks phage potential against antibiotic-resistant bacteria
University of Southampton have uncovered how phages can outsmart bacterial defences, offering new hope against antibiotic-resistant bacteria.
Shaping tomorrow’s energy leaders through fusion engineering doctorates
The Fusion Engineering CDT is a strategic response to a complex and urgent technological challenge: commercial fusion energy.
Giant rogue planets could form their own miniature solar systems
Rogue planets can form their own planetary systems, new University of St Andrews research suggests. Click to read more.
UKAEA renews £9m framework for fusion engineering
The renewal follows the supply of fusion engineering resources to UKAEA its mission to deliver fusion energy. Click to read more.
Grid hive mind: When microgrids start talking to each other
Ellie Gabel explores how interconnected microgrids are transforming energy systems by enabling real-time communication and coordination.
Anomalies in space: A silent risk to critical infrastructure
Anomalies in space can block signals for communication, causing errors in aircraft positioning and disruptions in high-frequency radio links.
UK ministers make commitment to green transport and skilled jobs
The fifth meeting of the UK Bus Manufacturing Expert Panel focused on the adoption of more green transport, including zero-emission buses.
EU backs fermentation technologies with €350m to revolutionise food innovation
The EU is investing €350m to scale up fermentation technologies and drive sustainable food innovation across Europe. Find out more.
UK study measures resistant bacteria levels in healthy pets
The study aims to provide key information essential for reducing the development and spread of infections caused by resistant bacteria.
BioLargo’s AEC technology breaks new ground in PFAS water treatment
Discover how BioLargo’s electrostatic AEC system offers efficient, low-waste, cost-effective PFAS removal across all chain lengths.