Germany paves the way to the first fusion power plant

The Fusion Action Plan implements the flagship measurements of Germany (HTAD) in key technologies of fusion, aiming to make Germany the centre of key innovations. The Fusion Action Plan represents the federal government’s commitment to fusion research with a clear goal of building a fusion power plant in Germany. By 2029, more than 2 billion […]
The UK government supports technology development in the G20

The UK government supports the G20 ‘AI for Africa initiative announced in Cape Town and supports new AI projects across Africa. The AI for Africa Initiative aims to develop projects that promote the responsible and comprehensive use of artificial intelligence innovation across the continent. These projects are delivered in partnership with major African and international […]
Gradiant uses the ForeverGone platform to advance PFA destruction

Gradiant has been advancing a system of forever leading to PFAS destruction with demands that drive new deployments and regulatory pressures around the world. Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAs), often referred to as “eternal chemicals,” are a large group of synthetic compounds used to resist heat, water and oil. They can be found in products ranging from […]
Pace launches £6 million funds to combat resistant bacterial infections

Pace has launched a £6 million funding round to support innovative solutions tackling the rise of resistant bacterial infections and the global AMR crisis. As antibiotic resistance (AMR) accelerates worldwide, bacterial infections become increasingly difficult. The World Health Organization (WHO) warns that over 80% of recently approved antibiotics are based on existing classes and limit […]
Boost space innovation with 23 new UKSA projects

A batch of 23 projects will strengthen the International Space Partnership, develop domestic capabilities and boost space innovation, the UK Space Agency announced. This is the second round of a successful International Bilateral Fund (IBF) project, representing a £6.5 million increase in British companies and universities working internationally on space innovation with partners in Australia, […]
Water Quality Education and Training for Professionals

Weftec 2025 is currently underway in Chicago, providing the best water quality education and training to water quality experts. Weftec, a technology exhibition and conference by the Water Environment Federation, is North America’s largest annual water quality exhibition, and this year marks the 98th year of the conference. Live streaming of the opening general session […]
Cyber training in schools will improve, but recovery time will be slower

New data from Ofqual revealed that schools and universities across the UK are advancing cybersecurity training but struggle to quickly recover from attacks when it occurs. Ofqual is now urging institutions to enhance cyber training, ensure they are protected from malicious software, and ensure backups to restore student coursework and other critical systems in the […]
PFAS Pollution and the Future of Industry: Why Prevention Must Outperform Repair

©Megane Adam | ISTOCK A review of the new chemical sphere warns that the pulp, paper and textile industries are major PFA contaminants, pose serious challenges and highlight the urgent need for innovation beyond PFAS reliance. Monophase and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAs) are widely known as “eternal chemicals.” Their unique resistance to heat, oil and water […]
Build Europe’s largest cross-border hydrogen valley

The Hydrogen Valley will build an integrated Baltic hydrogen economy to increase energy security and reduce emissions. Hydrogen Valley is a regional system in which hydrogen is produced, distributed and used in a integrated manner in various sectors. These ecosystems combine renewable electricity with energy, transportation and industrial end uses, turning hydrogen into a practical […]
A new battle against antibiotic resistance

AvantGuard’s AVA-003 compounds provide an aggressive solution to antimicrobial resistance, targeting pathogens with sustained activity, and addressing the urgent need for innovative infection prevention in medical and conflict zones. The global antibacterial resistance (AMR) crisis, exacerbated by overuse of antibiotics and slow drug development, has created an urgent need for alternative infection prevention strategies as […]