EV transitions face rocky paths to competitiveness

The transition to electric vehicles (EVs) is often portrayed as a smooth road to an environmentally friendly future, but new reports reveal that travelling in Europe can be far more complicated than expected. According to a comprehensive study from the European Centre for Policy Research (CEPS), supported by the European Association of Automobile Manufacturers (ACEA), […]
The US Agricultural Reserve is a large CO2 sink, according to research

New research shows that agricultural reserves, a process of adding lime to the soil, can remove CO2 from the atmosphere rather than causing carbon emissions. Researchers at Yale University’s Yale Natural Carbon Capture Center were discovered based on over 100 years of data and detailed computer modeling from the Mississippi River basin. They found that […]
EU material recovery rules to enhance waste batteries recycling

The European Commission has introduced new rules for sweeping to change the way the continent disposes batteries. The regulations set to take effect on July 24, 2025 are designed to boost material recovery, reduce waste, and protect access to critical raw materials such as lithium, cobalt and nickel. As Europe accelerates green transitions, these new […]
British Fellowships allow AI engineers to build the best public technology

The UK government, backed by a $1 million meta grant to the Alan Turing Institute, is launching a 12-month open source AI fellowship to bring top AI engineers to the government. These AI engineers will work under fellowships, build open source AI tools that improve public services, increase productivity and support national security. These tools […]
Underwater gardeners restore marine forests

Michaela Nesvarova explains that by involving the community, EU-funded researchers can restore marine forests and turn citizens into marine caretakers. Beneath the deep blue seas of Tenerife are dramatic sea forests, shaped by ancient volcanic eruptions. The submerged lava tubes and jagged basalt layers create an underwater world, unlike the others. Located just off the […]
The EU completes the code of practice for general purpose AI

At a major milestone in artificial intelligence governance, the European Commission received the final version of the general AI code of practice. This comprehensive, voluntary framework is designed to guide the development and deployment of powerful AI systems in the EU. This code is intended to bridge the gap between innovation and regulations, and is […]
EU Chemical Industry Action Plan to Fight PFA

The European Commission has published a comprehensive plan of action to revitalize and modernize the EU chemical industry in its bold efforts to maintain the future of Europe’s most important industrial sectors. In the face of rising energy costs, lower demand and increasing global competition, the initiative sets out a strategic roadmap to strengthen the […]
Matisse Mission Settings for analyzing the weather in Mars space

The M-Matisse mission marks a groundbreaking step in space exploration as it is first dedicated to studying the weather in Mars’ space and assessing the potential of planets to support human life. Dr. Beatrice Sanchez Cano of the University of Leicester, along with the lead researchers at the Mars Ensemble (M-EPI) and the Science Data […]
Supports the supply of important minerals to meet demand

CIRBA Solutions highlights the importance of a robust and critical mineral supply to meet battery production and recycling demands. Important minerals. Global domination. recycling. battery. Clean energy. Electric car. Energy storage system. These are all topics being discussed on global and national scales as they are important for the country’s position in the global critical […]
Natural compounds can fight antibiotic-resistant bacteria

Scientists monitoring wastewater have discovered a range of antibiotic-resistant bacteria. However, natural compounds in turmeric and rhubarb show promises to fight them. When studying antibiotic-resistant bacteria in treatment plant wastewaters, researchers discovered multidrug-resistant strains of bacterial species. These are not usually dangerous to healthy people, but they can transfer genes to more virulent bacteria such […]