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EPO: UK patent activity increases for third year but lags behind lead nations
March 27, 2025
UK-based innovators have increased their patent filing activity in Europe for the third year in succession, according to the European Patent Office (EPO).
Disappearing glaciers ‘now second largest contributor to sea level rise’
March 2, 2025
Glacier loss in central Europe was nearly 40% during this century, suggests a study by Belgium’s Vrije Universiteit Brussel.
Second Innovate UK regulatory science initiative: £4.7 million for 11 projects
February 22, 2025
Innovate UK has announced a second multimillion pound initiative in less than a month, to develop regulatory science and pioneering technologies.
Alga ‘superfood’ comes with scaling up challenges, say scientists
February 7, 2025
A common freshwater species of algae packed with nutritional benefits could be the next agricultural ‘superfood’, claim researchers from the University of Birmingham.
Liverpool team’s novel material promises boost to IoT storage capabilities
January 29, 2025
University of Liverpool scientists have developed a novel material they claim may enable internet of things (IoT) devices to operate with more efficient and smaller energy storage capabilities.
Coolly compliant
January 27, 2025
Upgrading and replacing assets such as refrigeration equipment requires careful attention not only to cost and efficiency but also compliance, advises Mohammed Choudhury.
Hydrogen hub invests £3million in groundbreaking net zero projects
January 20, 2025
Funding valued at £3 million is to be shared among 10 research projects that aim to develop technologies to realise plans to tap the carbon saving value of hydrogen and...
Horizon based scheme invests €3.2 million in boosting Europe’s quantum research
January 13, 2025
A four year project intended to boost Europe’s role in quantum research has secured €3.2 million from Horizon Europe.
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December 20, 2024
Scientist and presenter Dr Chris van Tulleken explains why eating is like an arms race as he prepares to deliver the Royal Institution Christmas Lectures, while we present this year’s...
Greener diagnostics: The sustainable revolution
December 17, 2024
From eco-friendly materials to innovative technologies such as spectroscopy, molecular diagnostics is evolving to reduce its environmental footprint while improving accessibility and efficiency. Rachel Sully explains how rethinking materials, workflows...
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