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.
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.
PFAS chemicals found at record levels in migratory birds
Scientists detect record levels of PFAS in migratory birds using advanced testing, uncovering hidden threats to ecosystems and health.
Majority of on-farm vaccine fridges failing to keep cool, study finds
A new study has found that most on-farm vaccine fridges store critical medicine at the wrong temperature, putting livestock health at risk.
Brunswick Exploration: Unlocking Greenland’s lithium potential
Discover more about Brunswick Exploration's plans for an ambitious exploration campaign in 2025 to tap into Greenland’s lithium potential.
ALMA measures how spiral galaxies grow and evolve
Discover how a new study improves our understanding of how barred spiral galaxies, like our own Milky Way Galaxy, grow and evolve.
Fusion energy explained: Powering the future of clean energy
Can fusion power our future? Uncover the science and global race for limitless clean energy. Read now and explore the future of power.
New UK funding set to speed up delivery of medical technology for emergencies
New medical technology, such as drones and AI, could reach the public faster through a new round of the Regulators’ Pioneer Fund.
University of Surrey breakthrough in lithium–CO₂ batteries offers dual benefits of energy storage and...
University of Surrey researchers have developed a lithium–CO₂ battery that efficiently stores energy while capturing carbon dioxide.
Unveiling the universe: How the LISA mission will transform our understanding of gravitational waves
Learn how the LISA mission, a space-based gravitational wave detector, will capture signals from massive cosmic events.
University of Bristol semiconductor device to unlock 6G infrastructure
Learn how a semiconductor device developed by University of Bristol researchers could power the future of 6G infrastructure.