Innovation News Network brings you the latest research and innovation news from the fields of science, environment, energy, critical raw materials, technology, and electric vehicles.
The impact of Arctic sea ice loss on global weather events
A new study shows that on decadal timescales, the loss of Arctic ice favours the climate of the southwest of the United States.
EU proposes Critical Medicines Act to secure pharma supply chains
Discover how the EU's Critical Medicines Act aims to strengthen pharmaceutical security, reduce shortages, and boost local manufacturing.
The role of advanced cable markers in AI-driven industrial automation
Learn how advanced cable markers optimise AI-driven automation by boosting efficiency, minimising errors, and ensuring reliability.
Discover the latest emerging technologies with new bite-sized guides
New UK guides detail emerging technologies such as neurotechnology, metamaterials, computing, carbon management technologies, fusion energy.
AA report reveals steps to accelerate EV adoption in the UK
Discover the latest insights on EV adoption, key challenges, and solutions to accelerate the transition to electric vehicles in the UK.
Clean energy projects to fuel growth and make Britain energy secure
Dozens of clean energy projects will jump to the front of the queue for grid connections as in a new era of clean electricity.
Canada and Quebec commit $100m to strengthen nature conservation efforts
Discover how Canada and Quebec are investing $100m in nature conservation to protect biodiversity and support Indigenous-led initiatives.
UK space industry secures record ESA funding boost
The UK space industry secures £112M in ESA contracts. Learn how this will drive innovation, job creation, and economic growth.
Advanced inspection technologies securing nuclear plant safety
Learn about the tools strengthening nuclear plant safety and how their continuing evolution will ensure they can remain structurally sound.
No current bird flu vaccine meets full criteria, experts say
As the UK enters the fourth season of regular bird flu outbreaks, farmers are calling for measures that extend beyond ‘robust biosecurity’.