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Colour-mixing light device could lead to optical computing
Scientists have unveiled a new method for arranging metal nanoparticles in geometric patterns that can act as optical processors, a development that could help lead to optical computers.
'Graphene ink' could enable folding electronics
Researchers have developed a graphene-based ink that is highly conductive and tolerant to bending, a development that could lead to low-cost, foldable electronics.
Oysters to power world's largest wave energy farm
The world’s largest wave energy site is to be built off the Scottish coast after receiving government and regulatory consent.
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Scientists stipulate requirements for new nuclear
A new strategy for nuclear R&D could restore the UK to a leading position in developing technology for fisson and fusion
Investment could reverse decline in UK oil and gas
A new investment boom in Britain’s oil and gas industry could help reverse some of its recent dramatic decline, analysts say.
Hitachi deal could put UK civil nuclear industry back on map
The goal of re-establishing a substantial and exportable UK civil nuclear industry came a step closer yesterday as British companies were placed at the heart of a deal to build up to six new power stations.
