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.
Detecting carpal tunnel syndrome with a smartphone application
A Japanese research group has developed a smartphone application that can be used to screen for carpal tunnel syndrome.
Addressing the challenges of land-based aquaculture systems
The European Research Area is funding a new international project, named DigiRAS, to address the challenges of land-based aquaculture systems and promote their wider use.
Intelligent graphene-based implant for personalised neurological therapy
INBRAIN Neuroelectronics, a Graphene Flagship spin-off, has developed an intelligent graphene-based neural implant for personalised neurological therapy in brain disorders.
INBRAIN Neuroelectronics’ work lies at...
Electrochemical conversion of carbon dioxide using copper catalyst
Researchers have found that C02 can be converted into chemicals or fuels electrochemically using stable copper catalysts.
Detecting quantum transmissions without destroying quantum information
Researchers at the Max Planck Institute of Quantum Optics have developed a method for detecting quantum transmissions without destroying the quantum information.
Astronomers observe magnetic fields at edge of the M87 galaxy black hole
The Event Horizon Telescope collaboration has measured polarisation, an indicator of magnetic fields, at the Messier 87 galaxy black hole.
Progress towards fast charging lithium-ion batteries
New research conducted by a University of Utah engineering professor could lead to fast charging lithium-ion batteries, which could be used to improve the...
Unravelling the mystery of recirculating aquaculture systems
Marineholmen RASLab CEO, Mark Powell, explains the basis behind recirculating aquaculture systems technology, which in recent years, has been an area of significant focus in the aquaculture industry.
Future of food: Beneficial bacteria help wheat survive in the heat
Covering crop seeds with bacteria taken from a desert shrub can boost wheat harvests in hot fields and help crops survive heatwaves, which could protect the future of food.
Researching interactions between graphene and other 2D materials
A team of researchers has been experimenting on stacking and twisting layers of 2D materials. They have found that the layers interact by creating geometric patterns which impact the material properties.











