Merger of the largest black holes detected by Ligo-Virgo-Kagra
At a cosmic event that contradicts current scientific understanding, astronomers have confirmed the largest black hole merger ever recorded. Using Gravitational Waves – Ripples of the Fabric in Space Time – The Ligo-Virgo-Kagra (LVK) collaboration caused two giant black holes to crash together to form a single, ultra-infiltrating entity across 225 times the mass of […]
The UK and Czech Republic establish a deal for landmark small modular reactors
With great progress in ensuring UK energy independence, Kiel’s Star Prime Minister and Czech Prime Minister Petr Fiara have signed a historic nuclear agreement. The contract will launch a new era of nuclear cooperation, focusing on the development and export of small modular reactors (SMRs) across Europe. This strategic partnership places the UK and Czech […]
The role of hybrid energy storage in the European energy transition.
Spyridon Pantelis, project manager for the European Energy Research Alliance, discusses the role of hybrid energy storage in meeting the complex storage needs of Europe. Meet the complex requirements of energy transition As Europe moves towards climate neutrality, energy storage is becoming an important factor in maintaining the stability and efficiency of energy systems. However, […]
Optogenetic screening helps to suppress age-related diseases
Researchers at Integrated Biosciences have developed a new platform that allows for millisecond and micron-level control of previous cumbersome biological systems, unlocking new therapeutic opportunities for age-related diseases. The platform combines optogenetics, chemistry, and AI to discover small molecule treatments for age-related diseases. New peer-reviewed publications demonstrate the function of the platform by applying it […]
How Elestor Hydrogen Iron Flow Strengthens Energy Resilience in Europe
Elestor’s hydrogen iron flow provides scalable and safe energy storage to increase the resilience and autonomy of the European grid. As Europe strengthened its efforts to decarbonize its energy systems, the challenges of grid stability, supply security and strategic autonomy have shifted to the forefront. The accelerated shift to renewable energy demands an infrastructure that […]
PFAS puts fluoropolymers essential for medical devices at risk
In the global push for regulating passfluoroalkyl substances (PFAs), often referred to as “Forever Chemicals,” the growing chorus of scientists and clinicians warn against approaches of all sizes. Certain small molecule PFAs, such as Perfluorooctanin acid (PFOA) and Perfluorooctanesulfonic acid (PFO), correctly target toxicity and environmental sustainability, but experts emphasize that not all PFAs share […]
Atlas collaboration reveals the rare Higgs-Boson Decay
At the 2025 European Physics Conference (EPS-HEP) held in Marseille, France, Atlas’ collaboration presented compelling new discoveries in its study of the collapse of Higgsboson. The results show a major leap in identifying two elusive attenuation modes of Higgs Boson from the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) based on the combination of Run 2 and Early […]
Art meets AI and reinvents tomorrow’s food system
Hannah Docter-Loeb discusses how artists, scientists and food companies work with the EU to find fresh and creative ways to make their food systems more environmentally friendly and efficient. New media artist Helena Niconor incorporates the art of sound into a rare location, an urban-based hydroponic plant farm. Along with a group of scientists, she […]
Researchers produce green hydrogen from sugar cane
According to SECLG process simulations at the University of Johannesburg, promising industrial processes can convert grinded sugarcane waste into green hydrogen much more efficiently than previously thought. This simulation shows the high energy efficiency of green hydrogen, producing a small portion of unwanted tar, carbon monoxide (CO), carbon dioxide (CO2), and nitrogen (N) compared to […]
UK electric vehicle manufacturing will supply fuel with an investment of £2.5 billion
The UK government has announced a bold £2.5 billion investment in electric vehicle manufacturing aimed at transforming the UK’s automotive industry and solidifying the UK’s leadership in zero-emissions mobility. The core of this plan is the launch of Drive35, a 10-year program that supports innovation, infrastructure and job creation across the sector. This comprehensive investment […]