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.
Study indicates that decarbonisation by 2050 is implausible
A study has concluded the first systematic investigation on climate futures, indicating that deep decarbonisation by 2050 is not plausible.
Improving microelectronics with breakthrough silicon discovery
Russian scientists have developed an innovative method that enhances photoluminescence in silicon, potentially advancing microelectronics.
Revealing the mysterious origins of Asteroid 16 Psyche
A University of Arizona led study has indicated that the origins of the metallic asteroid 16 Psyche may be more enigmatic than once thought.
Managing global water resources with a novel digital platform
VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland is coordinating a new project for the development of a digital platform for managing global water resources.
The true impact of digital technology on the workplace
The use of digital technology is becoming increasingly pervasive in the workplace, but what are its actual impacts on our employment?
LED light bulbs to replace halogen light bulbs in Britain
In a shift towards a cleaner future, halogen light bulbs are to be banned in Britain from September 2021 and replaced with LED light bulbs.
Food systems exacerbating greenhouse gas emissions
A global study has revealed that food systems have far more substantial impacts on greenhouse gas emissions than previously anticipated.
Creating machine learning technology from human neurons
Scientists have developed a novel artificial neuron based on the framework of human neurons, potentially advancing machine learning.
Evidence of particles oscillating between matter and antimatter
UK physicists have demonstrated that a subatomic particle can transform into an antimatter particle and back again for the first time ever.
Microplastics discovered in Europe’s largest ice cap for the first time
A research team has discovered microplastics in Europe’s largest ice cap, a potential warning sign for future environmental implications.