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Phenom: A rising star in vanadium supply
Andrew O’Donnell, Founder of The Market Mindset, details the rise in opportunities for vanadium supply and how Phenom Resources Corp can capitalise on their...
Scientists bridge the gap between ferroelectric and ferromagnetic materials
A research team from the University of Warwick has discovered the presence of a special ferroelectric texture that mirrors the spin crystal phase in...
A vision for lithium-ion battery recycling in the US
American Battery Technology Company takes another step toward a combustion-free future by securing a $2m contract for a lithium-ion battery recycling commercial demonstration.
Although the...
Exploring Zambia’s premier nickel mine
Consolidated Nickel Mines Ltd are committed to meeting growing nickel demands with a conscience. A perfect example is their Munali nickel mine, unique in...
Scientists revolutionise recycling plastic with ‘supercritical water’
A research team from Birmingham University has licenced the rights to a ‘supercritical water’ technology to Stopford, to develop a novel process for recycling...
Sustained fusion energy for a sustainable and low-carbon future
EUROfusion researchers have achieved record-breaking results of sustained fusion energy, indicating its potential to provide a safe and environmentally friendly future.
This week, on 9...
SEA-Drive®: A proven commercial EV solution
The future of zero emissions logistics has arrived in Europe, with the launch of SEA Electric as a premier partner for powering commercial electric...
Reducing carbon emissions in the transport sector
Dr William Gillett, Director of EASAC’S Energy Programme, discusses their recommendations for decarbonising transport.
At COP26 in November 2021, the European Academies Science Advisory Council...
Black-eyed peas attract beneficial nitrogen-fixing bacteria
A novel study finds that black-eyed peas attract beneficial nitrogen-fixing bacteria, potentially removing the necessity of fertiliser.
New research findings from scientists at the University...
Researching ethical Artificial Intelligence strategies
Stiftung Mercator awards €3.8M grant to the Universities of Bonn and Cambridge to ensure the creation of ethical AI.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming society...