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Canadian hempcrete: the development of the hemp construction industry
Gabriel Gauthier, Director and Developer at ArtCan, explains the key features of the hemp construction industry and the benefits of using hempcrete.
ArtCan and Gabriel...
Strengthening digital infrastructure and data sovereignty in Europe
A new report, published by EIT Digital, provides a scenario-based framework for the development of digital infrastructure and data policy instruments to strengthen European...
Scientists reprogramme ancient enzyme for sustainable biotechnology
A team of researchers led by Uppsala University, Sweden, have resurrected and reprogrammed an ancient enzyme that can be used to develop sustainable biotechnologies.
The...
Why isn’t there more agricultural robots in our fields?
AgreenCulture discuss their work developing agricultural robotics solutions to promote the adoption of modern precision farming in Europe.
In the last 60 years, the worlds...
Research suggest airborne dust can increase a planet’s ‘habitable zone’
Scientists from the University of Exeter have suggested that the presence of airborne dust on planets could expand the range of their stars’ ‘habitable...
Innovation in space: the private sector’s role in the 2020 space race
As the industry becomes more commercialised, funding for the space sector is set to increase – could this be the start of a new...
Particle detectors: the next generation of large particle physics experiments
AIDA-2020, a project co-funded by the European Commission, has made great progress in improving particle detectors’ performance.
Particle detectors and accelerators are used in particle...
New app to promote sustainable water management in agriculture
A new start-up from Karlsruhe Institute of Technology analyses satellite images using Artificial Intelligence to transmits precise data on water management to farmers' smartphones.
As...
Integrating quantum technology into maritime navigation
The UK Quantum Technology Hub Sensors and Timing has awarded funding to a new project which aims to integrate quantum technology into maritime navigation.
The...
New solar-powered nanodevice can sustainably produce hydrogen
Researchers have successfully designed a new solar-powered nanodevice that can sustainably split water atoms to produce hydrogen.
In their recent paper, published in Biomedical Spectroscopy...