The EU is investing 436 million euros in renewable hydrogen in Austria and Lithuania

The European Commission has approved two important state aid schemes to increase renewable hydrogen production in Austria and Lithuania. With 436 million euros funding, these clean hydrogen initiatives are in line with the clean industry trade, the Repowereu program and the broader European Union goals under the EU hydrogen strategy. The move presents an important […]

UK overhaul for digital projects to boost innovation

The UK government is shaping new funds for AI and digital projects to save taxpayers money and boost public services. How AI experiments and digital projects are funded in the public sector will be overhauled and simplified to reduce taxpayer funding waste, increase efficiency through innovation, and improve services to provide change plans for the […]

Quantum Science Research at the EU Greenlights JEN-Q Initiative

The European Commission has formally approved Gen-Q, an ambitious international doctoral program in quantum science and technology. Leading the European campus, Eucole, this groundbreaking initiative is set to shape the future of quantum research by fostering international, interdisciplinary and interdisciplinary collaboration. Over the next five years, 51 doctoral candidates will have the opportunity to contribute […]

Anni and ukaea for building advanced tritium fuel cycle facilities

The UK Atomic Energy Agency (UKAEA) and ENI have concluded a cooperation agreement to jointly carry out research and development activities on tritium fuel and nuclear energy. The collaboration begins primarily with the construction of the world’s largest and most advanced tritium fuel cycle facility. This is a key fuel for future fusion power stations. […]

Tohoku University Catalyst will advance hydrogen production

As the world pushes towards a carbon-neutral future, hydrogen has emerged as a key component of global energy transitions. Clean hydrogen can replace fossil fuels in various industries, reduce greenhouse gas emissions and promote sustainability. It runs fuel cells, provides energy storage solutions and is an important ingredient in the decarbonised heavy industry, such as […]

Over 16,000 EV chargers are set up to be deployed in Midlands

Midland drivers will benefit from over 16,000 new EV chargers as the region secures more than £40 million in UK government investments. Future Roads Minister Lillian Greenwood today confirmed that 13 Midland local governments supported by Midland Connect have received £40.8 million from local EV Infrastructure (LEVI) funds to deploy thousands of EV chargers in […]

Zuchongzhi-3 Quantum Processor Sets New Performance Records

A team of researchers from the University of Science and Technology (USTC) at China University of Science and Technology (USTC) has achieved major advances in quantum computing. Their latest innovation, the Zuchongzhi-3 quantum processor, sets new records for computational power and strengthens China’s leadership in the field of quantum technology. The superconducting quantum computing prototype […]

DNA sequencing reduces diagnostic times and curbs AMR

The UK’s first, the Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulation Authority (MHRA) and the BARTS Health NHS Trust have developed a DNA sequencing approach that can be implemented in hospitals in the field, allowing for faster and more accurate diagnosis of bacterial infections. DNA sequencing helps physicians provide faster and better targeted treatments. For patients, this […]

New TUM training model reduces AI energy consumption

However, the energy consumption of AI systems, particularly large-scale language models (LLM), has raised concerns about sustainability. These systems rely on data centers that require huge amounts of power for computing, storage and data transmission. In Germany alone, data centers consumed approximately 16 billion kWh in 2020. This accounts for about 1% of the country’s […]

ukaea and f-rei join forces in robotics and autonomous systems

The UK Nuclear Energy Agency (UKAEA) and the Fukushima Research, Education and Innovation Institute (F-REI) have signed a Memorandum of Cooperation (MOC) on the Joint Research in Robotics and Autonomous Systems. The MOC will promote UK-Japan collaboration between government-funded organizations, strengthen opportunities for collaborative research, and promote science and innovation in key technical areas such […]