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Turning aquaculture waste into biomaterial for tissue repair

Environment
Scientists at Nanyang Technological University, Singapore (NTU Singapore) have created a novel biomaterial made from aquaculture waste that could help in bone repair.

Rubisco enzyme investigation may improve crop yields

Environment
A novel investigation into the Rubisco enzyme that is vital in plant photosynthesis may lead to methods that enhance crop yields and growth.

Investigating the behaviour of cable bacteria with CEM

Research & Discovery
The team at the Center for Electromicrobiology explain how they are directing their research to unravel the functions of cable bacteria.

Mapping remote island wildlife as part of international climate action

Environment
As part of a new climate action initiative, researchers will utilise 5G, AI and data science techniques to map wild plants and ancient forests on remote Indonesian islands.

Fossil fuel emissions may be skewing data from marine ecosystems

Environment
A novel tool has been developed that will enable scientists to determine how centuries of fossil fuel emissions may be distorting the data they collect from marine ecosystems.  

Novel research indicates zebrafish could help humans reach Mars

Space
A new study conducted by Queen’s University Belfast suggests that zebrafish could aid our pursuit of reaching Mars by understanding how a form of hibernation may provide radio-protective effects.

Pollinators key to fighting climate change and creating green cities

Environment
Research conducted as part of the URBAN GreenUP project indicates that pollinators play a significant part in enhancing city sustainability and mitigating the impacts of climate change.

Using problem solving to redefine environmental education

Research & Discovery
Dr Thomas Shahady, Professor of Environmental Science at the University of Lynchburg, discusses transforming the education landscape.

Funding for gene therapy innovation hubs in the UK

Health
LifeArc, the MRC and the BBSRC have announced funding for an £18m network of gene therapy hubs to advance promising research into new treatments for patients.

Preventing biodiversity loss with microclimatic variability

Environment
Research on preventing biodiversity loss indicates that the population increase of endangered species of butterfly is largest in habitats with microclimatic variability.

Intra-cellular bacteria open new avenues of study in plant health

Research & Discovery
Understanding the intra-cellular bacteria of healthy plants is opening new fields of research to improve future plant health and propagation efforts.

Developing nanopore technology for sequencing DNA in real time

Health
Researchers at UT Dallas are developing nanopore technology that could lead to small portable devices capable of sequencing DNA in real time.

Developing functional bio-inspired synthetic materials

Special Reports
Innovation News Network explores the work of Dr Anna Schenk, from the University of Bayreuth’s Colloidal Systems group, and discusses the group’s role in...

Enzyme from fungus could help produce renewable fuels and chemicals

Energy
Researchers at the University of York have discovered an enzyme in a fungus could provide a breakthrough in the upscaling of renewable fuels and chemicals.
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