The moon of Saturn can have a little life, research has discovered
Covered with liquid methane, icy rocks and soot-like “sand” dunes, Saturn’s moon Titan has long fascinated scientists and led to speculation as to whether life forms might lurk in a thick, hazy atmosphere. An international team of researchers have sought to develop a realistic scenario of what Saturn’s moon life looks like, where it is […]
Global uranium resources can be fueled by the nuclear energy boom
Nuclear is experiencing a powerful revival as the world competes to secure decarbonization and its energy future. And uranium is at the heart of this transformation. Uranium demand is expected to skyrocket as more than 30 countries have pledged to triple their nuclear capacity by 2050. A newly released report, Uranium – Resources, Production and […]
UK releases new guidance on climate adaptation challenges
A new report has been released identifying the research and innovations needed to support the UK on its path to climate adaptation. Developed by the Government Scientific Bureau and the Environment, Food and Rural sectors, the Climate Adaptation Research and Innovation Framework (CARIF) outlines the research and innovation needed for climate adaptation. The Caliph is […]
Coventry University and VIT to promote hydrogen transport through AI
Coventry University Group and Velour Institute of Technology (VIT) in India have launched a pioneering collaboration that can reconstruct the future of hydrogen transport. By playing a key role in the global shift towards clean energy, the joint venture focuses on overcoming one of the most pressing challenges: one of the safe and efficient movements […]
The UK achieves breakthroughs in quantum communications
In the major development of quantum communications, UK researchers successfully implemented the country’s first long-distance, ultra-secure data transfer using quantum networks. This pioneering achievement marks a new chapter in cybersecurity and data transmission, establishing the UK as a leader in the competition to build a massive quantum internet. Designed by experts from the University of […]
Over 300 zero-emission buses set to be deployed in the UK
Passengers across England will enjoy a greener, smoother and quieter bus journey thanks to a government investment of £37.8 million to provide 319 new zero-emission buses. The funds have been allocated to 12 successful local governments across England following a bid to expand the zero-emission bus fleet, with 319 cleaner and more comfortable vehicles serving […]
Jack of all trades in EU electrification
Arianna Vitali, executive director of the Energy Savings Union, Eusew’s partner organization, highlights the importance of energy efficiency in EU electrification, including savings, increasing grid flexibility and protecting consumers. It is no secret that the EU’s reaching climate neutrality is essential to advance electrification of energy systems. Along with that, it is a healthy strategy […]
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The UK announces new hydrogen power project to promote growth
Today, a new wave of hydrogen power projects is listed as a finalist to reduce emissions and create thousands of jobs in the UK Industrial Heartland. A total of 27 hydrogen power projects have been selected for the next phase of the second hydrogen allocation round (HAR2) to support low carbon hydrogen production in the […]
UKHSA launches campaign to promote antibiotic stewardship
In a bold new move to protect one of the most important tools of modern medicine, the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) has launched a digital first campaign to defend antibiotic stewardship and combat the growing threat of antibiotic resistance. With infections becoming more difficult to treat and antibiotic misuse still widespread, the campaign is […]