MicroCarb Satellite Launch Transforms CO2 Monitoring

In its groundbreaking achievements in climate science and space innovation, the UK and France have launched MicroCarb, Europe’s first satellite dedicated solely to CO2 monitoring. The satellite was lifted on a Vega-C rocket from Kourou, Guiana, France, and is now in orbit 650 km above Earth. Bringing a £15 million investment from the UK space […]

The new Quantum Bit paves the way for improved antimatter research

In a breakthrough in antimatter research, CERN scientists maintained anti-protons in oscillating states between two different quantum states for almost a minute while trapped. This achievement, carried out under the basic experiment, presents the initial demonstration of antimatter qubits or qubits, paving the way for a significantly improved comparison of material behavior and antimatter comparisons. […]

The UK consortium has secured £8.1 million to increase the recycling of lithium batteries

Clean Tech Trailblazer Mint Innovation has set aside £8.1 million to advance its cutting-edge lithium battery recycling platform. The funding will support the development and demonstration of the low-carbon hydrometal jaligul process to extract critical metals (lithium, nickel, cobalt) from end-of-life lithium-ion batteries. The initiative is a strategic collaboration with Warwick University’s Jaguar Land Rover […]

The first wave of UK HAR1 projects is set to create more than 700 jobs

Ten projects from the first phase of the UK Government’s flagship hydrogen programme (HAR1) are given green light to begin construction. With an update on the hydrogen market, the government confirmed that 10 projects in the first phase of the flagship hydrogen programme, the Hydrogen Allocation Round (HAR1), can begin construction and support the government’s […]

Harmful PFA detected in reusable female hygiene products

The new research raises concerns about the existence of potentially harmful and eternal chemicals in environmentally friendly menstrual care products. Recent studies conducted by researchers at Paul H. O’Neill School of Public Environment at Indiana University and the University of Notre Dame revealed the presence of single and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAs) in a variety of […]

EV charge points increased by 27% over the year, the minister confirms

The net zero transition is ongoing as more than 17,000 EV charge points have been confirmed to have appeared throughout the UK last year. Future Roads Minister Lillian Greenwood has announced that EV charge points have experienced a 27% surge in 2024, with 17,370 added since July 2024. Rapid growth of the figure – especially […]

NASA’s tracer mission to explore the Earth’s magnetic field

These twin spaceships are set to investigate how our planet’s magnetic shield protects us from the weather in space, potentially revolutionizing our knowledge of the interaction of the sun with Earth. The SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket was launched from the Vandenburg Space Force base in California at 11:13am on Wednesday. Within hours, ground control confirmed […]

£30 million for green fuels and technology for decarbonized transport

The UK government is awarding £30 million in funds to coastal communities to help develop green fuels and technologies to ship decarburization. Financing is important in supporting green fuels and technologies in the future, allowing the UK to clean sea travel and trade. Successful companies awarded from the sixth round of the Clean Maritime Demonstration […]

Trump announces new AI action plans to ensure US domination

The US government has announced a new AI action plan in line with President Trump’s January executive order, “Removing barriers to AI’s American leadership.” The AI Action Plan forms part of the US goals to guide a new golden age of economic competitiveness and national security. The plan identifies more than 90 federal policy measures […]