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 future of water treatment: Innovations in filtration and purification
Discover how innovations in filtration and purification are emerging as critical responses to growing global water challenges.
World Bank and IAEA join forces to boost nuclear power in developing countries
World Bank and IAEA partner to support safe, sustainable nuclear power in developing countries, aiming to boost energy access.
ORNL current collector innovation enables 10-minute EV charging
A new ORNL current collector design enables faster EV charging, higher energy density, and reduced reliance on critical metals.
Bacteria unearthed in Italian soil offer hope against PFAS chemicals
Scientists from Italy's Catholic University of Piacenza have discovered a group of soil-dwelling bacteria capable of breaking down PFAS.
EU Space Act targets space junk, sustainability and cybersecurity
The EU Space Act introduces rules to tackle space junk, enhance cybersecurity, and promote sustainability across Europe’s space sector.
NDA launches pioneering robotics partnership to manage nuclear waste
The partnership will see innovative technology deployed for the first time to remotely and autonomously sort and segregate nuclear waste.
Understanding the mystery of neutrino particles
Discover how the NOvA experiment at Fermilab is working to determine the role of mysterious neutrino particles.
Ten hard-won lessons from a decade of mobility innovation
10 key lessons from a decade of mobility innovation include early customer engagement and a revised approach to Minimum Viable Products.
Wageningen project to transform PFAS monitoring and destruction
Wageningen researchers are revolutionising PFAS monitoring with faster detection methods and scalable solutions. Find out more.
Pre-loved tech to help bridge digital divide under new UK Government charter
Organisations can sign up to the IT Reuse for Good charter to work with their chosen charity partner to distribute their pre-loved tech.