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.
Unlocking the future of solar energy: How SUPERNOVA is transforming the solar PV sector...
Learn how the SUPERNOVA project aims to improve efficiency and quality in the solar photovoltaic sector by leveraging AI.
Tackling methane emissions at the source: Animal health and its role in sustainable agriculture
The future of farming isn’t just lower methane emissions—it’s smarter, kinder, and deeply regenerative. Find out more.
Earth observation in action: Strategic applications driving innovation across industries
From climate security to urban development and logistics, Earth observation is redefining how industries predict, adapt, and innovate.
The rise of smart factories: How AI and IoT are transforming manufacturing operations
Discover how manufacturing operations are evolving from basic automation to smart, self-learning systems with fully-fledged smart factories.
Infectious animal diseases on the rise, highlights landmark WOAH report
The WOAH's new animal health report warns of rising infectious animal diseases threatening global food security and health. Find out more.
UK-EU AI collaboration set to unlock new avenues for innovation and research
Due to a new AI collaboration, healthcare, clean energy, and advanced breakthroughs could transform lives across the UK. Find out more here.
Certifying sustainability: BioReCer’s impact on bio-based materials
Martin Clemesha of Braskem discusses the impact of BioReCer's certification guidelines on bio-based materials.
Trump sparks nuclear technology “renaissance” with bold executive orders
President Trump launches a bold initiative to advance nuclear technology, boost energy security, and restore trust in science. Find out more.
Small lifestyle changes, big impact: Circular Change’s circular economy vision
Circular Change explains how small lifestyle changes can make a major contribution to the global circular economy movement.
UK targets global leadership in low-carbon hydrogen
Celia Greaves, CEO of the Hydrogen Energy Association, discusses current hydrogen challenges and strategies for progress in the coming year.