How RSS-Hydro uses AI to predict weather impacts
As climate resilience becomes a key pillar of European policy, RSS-Hydro’s tools leverage cutting-edge geospatial technology to predict weather and impacts in immersive detail. In a rapidly evolving landscape where the intersection of climate policy and cutting-edge technology determines the survival of companies, RSS-Hydro has emerged as a key architect of resilience. This article explores […]
Solar activity can predict when space debris will fall to Earth
A new study has found that space debris around Earth loses altitude faster when the sun is more active, a finding that could help plan future space operations. Fragments of old satellites and rocket parts litter the atmosphere. With more than 140 million objects orbiting Earth at an average speed 10 times faster than a […]
BioLargo and Aquatech partner to accelerate commercialization of PFAS treatment technology
The agreement focuses on integrating BioLargo’s proprietary aqueous electrostatic concentrator (AEC) into Aquatech’s extensive PFAS treatment and destruction systems. The companies say the partnership will help local government and industrial customers improve water treatment efficiency while meeting increasing environmental regulations. Under the partnership, the two companies will jointly advance PFAS treatment projects globally, combining BioLargo’s […]
UK Infinity Fusion Consortium launches tender for UK’s first privately-led fusion power plant
The newly formed UK Infinity Fusion Consortium has been announced by Type One Energy, Tokamak Energy and AECOM to provide a major boost to the development of the UK’s first privately funded fusion power plant. The partnership aims to accelerate the deployment of commercial fusion using technology already in development, while supporting the UK Government’s […]
Colorful floating microplastics contribute to global warming
Researchers at Fudan University found that colored microplastics contribute to global warming at a level equivalent to 16.2% of the warming caused by black carbon. Study co-author Hongbo Fu said the study revealed a “long-overlooked link” between microplastics and global warming. Previous studies have suggested that microplastics have minimal impact on climate change, but these […]
UK drone sector to expand significantly with £46.5m funding
The UK Government has announced a £46.5m funding package to accelerate the future of drones, flying taxis and advanced aviation technology across the country. The investment, made through the UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA), aims to boost the uptake of commercial drone services, as well as strengthen the safety and security rules governing their use. […]
FDA finds low levels of chemical contamination in U.S. infant formula
More than 300 products were tested as part of a nationwide safety review targeting toxic metals, pesticides, PFAS chemicals, and other contaminants. The results showed that most infant formula samples contained no detectable contaminants, or only in trace amounts that were within existing safety expectations. Federal officials said the findings support confidence in the U.S. […]
European Processor Initiative finishes second stage
As the EPI completes its second stage, it speaks to some of its project partners to find out more about the processors being developed by the project European Processor Initiative, a project of 27 partners from ten countries working on developing a low-power processor that will power European exascale supercomputers, finished last month, after two […]
Finalists announced for the 2026 European Sustainable Energy Award
Nine finalists have been announced in three categories for the 2026 European Sustainable Energy Award (EUSEW Award), which recognizes outstanding individuals and projects for their innovations and initiatives in energy efficiency and renewable energy. Awards are given in three categories: small and medium-sized enterprises promoting energy efficiency, community energy activities, and women in energy. […]
NHS launches rapid injection of pembrolizumab for 14 cancers
The NHS has started offering a faster injectable form of pembrolizumab to cancer patients across the UK, with the aim of significantly reducing cancer treatment times. The new delivery method replaces lengthy intravenous infusions with quick subcutaneous injections that can be administered in just 60 seconds. This modern approach to pembrolizumab treatment is designed for […]