Matisse Mission Settings for analyzing the weather in Mars space
The M-Matisse mission marks a groundbreaking step in space exploration as it is first dedicated to studying the weather in Mars’ space and assessing the potential of planets to support human life. Dr. Beatrice Sanchez Cano of the University of Leicester, along with the lead researchers at the Mars Ensemble (M-EPI) and the Science Data […]
Supports the supply of important minerals to meet demand
CIRBA Solutions highlights the importance of a robust and critical mineral supply to meet battery production and recycling demands. Important minerals. Global domination. recycling. battery. Clean energy. Electric car. Energy storage system. These are all topics being discussed on global and national scales as they are important for the country’s position in the global critical […]
Natural compounds can fight antibiotic-resistant bacteria
Scientists monitoring wastewater have discovered a range of antibiotic-resistant bacteria. However, natural compounds in turmeric and rhubarb show promises to fight them. When studying antibiotic-resistant bacteria in treatment plant wastewaters, researchers discovered multidrug-resistant strains of bacterial species. These are not usually dangerous to healthy people, but they can transfer genes to more virulent bacteria such […]
European Innovation Methods to Turn Research into Market Success
The European Commission has formally launched an appeal for evidence and public public consultations, inviting stakeholders from across the EU to provide ideas and feedback on future European innovation laws. Opened until September 30, 2025, this major legislative initiative aims to create a more cohesive, innovation-friendly environment across the block, providing startups, researchers and investors […]
Unlock US critical mineral supply
Railveyor CEO Tas Mohamed discusses the current state of key US minerals and the developments in strategies to unlock stable supply. Competition for important US minerals requires accelerated production from local mines, but doing this on a sustainable and large scale means using smart and innovative technologies. The US is accelerating efforts to increase domestic […]
Sewage runoff and coastal winds fuel microplastic pollution
Surprising research reveals previously overlooked connections between sewage runoff and airborne microplastic pollution, revealing potentially serious threats to public health in coastal towns and cities around the world. Researchers at the University of Plymouth and the Plymouth Marine Research Institute have found compelling evidence that a combination of wastewater overflow and onshore wind could drive […]
EDF confirms 12.5% shares in Sizewell c
A major breakthrough in the future of UK energy has arrived as French energy giant EDF is committed to a 12.5% stake in the Sizewell C nuclear power project. It unleashes thousands of UK jobs and marks bold steps towards an energy independence and a low-carbon future. This groundbreaking investment has made EDF the first […]
Earth observation data benefits all Europe
Thomas Regnier is a spokesman for European Commission for sovereignty, defense, space and research, and discusses Copernicus, the European Earth Observation Program. Earth Observation (EO) – Gathering information about the Earth’s surface, water and atmosphere is important to achieving European policy goals and providing a better society for all. EO data can be used to […]
Transport and mobility needs to change the approach to net zero
As Net Zero Week begins, LRQA is reshaping its approach to decarbonization in the transport and mobility sector, urging it to embed energy efficiency and sustainable practices at the heart of its organizational culture. However, decarbonisation of the transport and mobility sector is particularly challenging due to its industry reliance on fossil fuels, ineligible for […]
Inside NASA’s vision for exploring the moon and Mars
Walt Engeld, the assistant deputy administrator of the NASA headquarters Space Technology Mission Director (STMD) program, details how the agency works to bring humans back to the moon and move towards Mars exploration. Ever since NASA’s Apollo program first landed humans on the moon in the late 1960s, the quest to bring human explorers back […]