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Energy & environment

The water-activated battery reached a stable voltage of 1.2 volts

Water-activated paper battery has potential with single-use electronics

UKAEA and CFS to advance fusion energy

The Deep Underground Neutrino Experiment (DUNE) based at the Sanford Underground Research Facility in South Dakota - will be the world’s largest cryogenic particle detector

UK engineers build critical link for global flagship neutrino experiment

According to NASA there are approximately 23,000 pieces of debris larger than a tennis ball orbiting the Earth and travelling at speeds up to 17,500 mph, but the millions of smaller pieces of space junk can also cause major problems

Comment: Space junk is a danger to human life and future exploration

Renewable energy and electric vehicles require smarter solutions to manage the grid

Work to begin on first Anglo-German interconnector

Itero goes Dutch on chemical recycling

Solar tower fuel plant during operation

Sunlight derived fuel could help decarbonise aviation sector

Researchers use regenerative braking to put direct air capture onto railway tracks

Panel session recording: EV charging infrastructure for the UK

Expert Q&A: Beyond lithium-ion

TAE Technologies' Norman accelerator beam overhead view

TAE secures funding for Copernicus fusion research reactor

Brill Power raises $10.5m in latest funding round