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PrISMa creators aim to bridge net zero innovation’s valley of death
July 21, 2024
It’s the phrase that encapsulates the perennial challenge of transitioning a successful laboratory project into a workable industrial venture.

Vallance assumes key science ministerial role
July 7, 2024
Former chief scientific adviser Sir Patrick Vallance has joined the newly elected Labour administration as the new minister of state for science.

Hurricane hunters
May 29, 2024
Cruising thousands of feet above the Arctic through a raging storm isn’t the most congenial research environment – unless you are part of Alaska’s flying laboratory of weather scientists. Sabrina...

Polystyrene recycling pioneers claim energy efficiency and cost effectiveness
May 28, 2024
Creators of a new process claim that it has the potential to boost polystyrene recycling massively beyond present industrial levels.

Computational design enables uni duo’s materials science breakthrough
May 27, 2024
A joint research team from two UK universities has employed computational design to develop new metal-free porous framework materials using cheap and abundant mon-metallic elements.

Six degrees of separation
May 20, 2024
Labs play an essential role in advancing sustainability in the wider world but they need to tackle their own levels of waste and consumption. Graham Matthews provides a simple checklist...

Game Theory: Ecosystem – Coral Reef
May 7, 2024
Like its namesake, Coral Reef is simple to appreciate but it’s challenging to master.

Science mourns Nobel physicist Higgs
April 13, 2024
Tributes been made worldwide to Peter Higgs, the Nobel-winning physicist who gave his name to the Higgs boson subatomic particle and whose work altered understanding of the universe.

Million dollar beep
February 19, 2024
Digital hackers may be the bigger threat but don’t overlook the need for safeguards against more commonplace errors, details Ellie Gabel.

Surrey makes history with two pinches of salt
February 19, 2024
Scientists at the University of Surrey are claiming a first with their observations on the effects of electrical current caused by combining different salts in liquid.

