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.
The landscape of Europe’s Sustainable Development Goals
Mariano Votta and Sergio Veroli discuss European citizen engagement and consumer policy in the service of the Sustainable Development Goals.
The sustainable development of fisheries and aquaculture
Dr Matthias Halwart, Senior Aquaculture Officer at the Food and Agriculture Organization, discusses the aquaculture industry's challenges.
Developing optimal semiconductor solar cells with perovskite
Researchers at KAUST are developing a state-of-the-art approach to semiconductor solar cells using a microns-thick absorber layer consisting of perovskite single crystals.
Understanding the dark Universe with the Euclid mission
Discussing the Euclid mission and its ambitions to better understand the Universe’s mysterious dark matter and dark energy.
The European Parliament: Creating stability for citizens and consumers
MEP Ros Sempere discusses how the European Parliament will play a key role in Europe’s transition to a more sustainable future.
RECHARGE: Shaping European battery regulation
Patrick de Metz, Chairman of RECHARGE, speaks to Innovation News Network about sustainability and European battery legislation.
National Science Foundation: promoting the progress of science
The National Science Foundation (NSF) works to push the boundaries of knowledge, explains Physics Division Director, Dr Denise Caldwell.
Designing 3D printed artificial muscles from motor proteins
Scientists at JAIST have used motor proteins to create microrobots with artificial muscles that could be produced using 3D printing.
Driving growth in the EU battery industry
EUROBAT President Dr Marc Zoellner outlines the association’s response to the European Commission proposals to modernise EU legislation on batteries, amid increasing demand and a growing battery industry.
Using Artificial Intelligence to effectively monitor water quality
Researchers at the University of Stirling have developed Artificial Intelligence (AI) to monitor water quality more effectively.