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.
EU cracks down on microplastic pollution with landmark regulation
EU introduces first-ever regulation to tackle microplastic pollution from plastic pellets, aiming to cut emissions and protect ecosystems.
Welcome to the world of laboratory astrophysics
Learn how laboratory astrophysics uses powerful lasers and plasma experiments to recreate extreme cosmic environments.
Unlocking bio-based materials innovation through the INN-PRESSME OITB and its Single-Entry Point
The INN-PRESSME project promotes state-of-the-art pilot facilities to support the market demand for bio-based material innovations.
Game-changing action plan launched to boost European AI innovation
EU unveils ambitious AI Continent Action Plan to drive AI innovation, infrastructure, harness data, and position Europe as a global leader.
Study finds decarbonisation improves energy security for most countries
Discover how a pivot from fossil fuels to clean energy technologies by 2060 would improve energy security and reduce trade risks.
Webinar to explore Canada and Horizon Europe Pillar II
Discover how Canada and Horizon Europe are partnering to tackle global challenges in climate, energy, and mobility through a free webinar.
Rousing the quantum vacuum with extreme laser light
The University of Maryland explores light’s key role in physics, from electromagnetic waves to quantum vacuum experiments.
Revolutionising space electronics: How TAU Systems’ ultrafast compact accelerators deliver radiation-testing-as-a-service
TAU Systems is transforming space electronics testing with its compact ultrafast accelerators that provide radiation-testing-as-a-service.
Scientists unveil groundbreaking PFAS alternative that could revolutionise everyday products
Scientists have developed a PFAS alternative that offers a safer, non-toxic solution for replacing "forever chemicals" in everyday products.
Saturn’s moon could harbour tiny amounts of life, study finds
Discover what life on Saturn’s moon might look like, where it is most likely to occur and how much of it might be present.