Advance the optical network of the 6G revolution
The EU-funded Flexscale project is a pioneering optical network technology that enables unprecedented data speeds while dramatically reducing the energy consumption of the next generation of 6G telecommunications infrastructure. As global data traffic continues to surge exponentially, communications networks face unprecedented challenges. While the continuous deployment of 5G has already pushed current infrastructure to its […]
How Living Architecture Redefines Green Buildings
Ellie Gabel explores how living architectures integrate biomimicry, biofilic design, and smart materials to create adaptive, low impact buildings built for resilience and sustainability. Industrial, construction and energy trendsetters are innovating past standard sustainable solutions. Energy efficiency and low waste setups are essential for eco-friendly buildings, but when biomimics and other advanced technologies are incorporated, […]
UKAEA and EMCCA sign a 20-year Fusion Energy Training Partnership
The UK Atomic Energy Agency (UKAEA) and the East Midlands Total County Bureau (EMCCA) have announced a 20-year partnership to advance fusion energy training and skill development. This long-term initiative is intended to provide a pipeline of highly skilled workers who are committed to building and operating the UK prototype fusion power plant in West […]
Ultra-low temperature freezer for efficient vaccine storage
Global Cooling, Inc. Stirling Ultracold, a division of the company, is a pioneering manufacturer of ultra-low temperature (ULT) freezers designed for the life sciences, biopharmaceuticals, clinical, academic and healthcare industries. Headquartered in Athens, Ohio, Sterling Ultra Cold is recognized worldwide for its groundbreaking Stirling engine cooling technology and its scientific advancement, minimizing environmental impacts, and […]
A novel microgravity bioreactor for on-orbit research
This groundbreaking research reveals how a new microgravity bioreactor could revolutionise experiments in space. As humanity sets its sights on long-duration space missions to destinations like Mars and the Moon, a fundamental challenge emerges: understanding how biological systems respond to the harsh, alien environment of space. Our ability to establish sustainable lunar bases, successfully send […]
Modularity and federation in the next era of Earth observation
Earth observation is entering a new era, where satellite infrastructure is orchestrated rather than owned. At the heart of this transformation is the European initiative Domino-E, which is reimagining how we task satellites, deliver data and enable insight – faster, smarter and more collaboratively than ever before. Earth observation (EO) has traditionally relied on vertically […]
AI Energy Council discusses how power grids unlock AI benefits
As the AI Energy Council gathers today, the future energy needs of the broader AI sector will be on the agenda. The demand for energy to promote the processing capabilities needed for the new wave of AI breakthroughs and the AI Energy Council’s future energy needs. With the convening of UK energy providers, high-tech companies, […]
Contamination of toxic PFAs in 98% of US waterways
A wide new report reveals disturbing levels of PFA contamination in waterways across the United States, raising urgent questions about the country’s water supply safety. The study, conducted by the WaterKeeper Alliance in collaboration with a local Waterkeeper Group and the Hispanic Access Foundation, found that 98% of the water levels tested contained Polyfluoroalkyl Substances […]
UK-US Trade Contract reduces tariffs in the UK’s automotive and aerospace sector
The UK-US trade agreement is now in effect today, significantly reducing US export tariffs for the UK’s automobile and aerospace sector. Automotive and aerospace manufacturers will benefit from significant tariff cuts when exporting to the US after their groundbreaking trade contracts are in effect, potentially saving thousands of jobs. The UK is the only country […]
Southampton Uni invites the public to fight AMR with phage therapy
In a pioneering public science initiative, researchers at the University of Southampton invite UK citizens to help tackle antibacterial resistance (AMR), one of the biggest medical threats of our time. At the Royal Society Summer Science Exhibition in London, they are beginning a national hunt for bacteriophages – microscopic viruses that infect and kill bacteria […]