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Gut bacteria may cleanse the body of toxic PFAS chemicals, say Cambridge researchers
Cambridge Uni researchers have discovered that certain gut bacteria can absorb toxic PFAS chemicals, offering a promising new approach.
BPX Steering Group launches to advance battery modelling standards across Europe
Steering Group will develop BPX, an open standard aimed at unifying and advancing physics-based lithium-ion battery modelling.
Unlocking Space for Business: How the UK Space Agency is transforming industries with satellite...
Space for Business enhances space data and services to drive operational efficiency, improve customer experiences, and support sustainability.
Advancing Europe’s space weather monitoring capabilities
ESA's Juha-Pekka Luntama details activities helping to advance user knowledge of space weather and inform actions to protect infrastructure.
Distribution of hydrogen refuelling stations don’t meet individual demands
The distribution of hydrogen refuelling stations may be incorrectly dimensioned, leading to losses of tens of millions of euros every year.
Forever chemicals may affect male brain development, study suggests
New research reveals that early exposure to short-chain PFAS like PFHxA may harm brain development in males.
UK Space Agency set to clean up space debris and safeguard services
The UK Space Agency has launched a £75.6m procurement process to tackle the growing threat of space debris. Discover more here.
Argonne experts innovate advanced nuclear fuel recycling
Discover how Argonne's advanced nuclear fuel recycling technology is transforming waste into clean, sustainable energy for the future.
Methane emissions in shipping higher than we thought, study finds
A Chalmers University of Technology study discovered that methane emissions in shipping are caused by traffic moving through shallow waters.
Data management and the orbital environment: Finding the needle in the haystack
3S Northumbria discusses why effective data management is essential to o navigate the increasingly congested orbital environment.