The Centre for Process Innovation (CPI) has announced the launch of SeaGas, a £2.78m, three-year project to produce bio-methane from seaweed using anaerobic digestion (AD).
The properties of cephalopod skin have been harnessed to create an artificial skin with potential applications for neurorobotics, skin prosthetics, and artificial organs.
A new report from education consultancy Dukes Plus has found that school students favour STEM subjects overall, but that schools are failing to fulfil this growing demand.
Graphene has been patterned in high-resolution and at the micron-scale with a laser and photoresist, an advance that could lead to applications in consumer electronics.
A survey of energy intensive businesses - exploring attitudes and responses to current energy costs - reveals deep concerns about the future, and an awareness gap over available assistance
Researchers in South Korea have developed graphene-based conductive hydrogels possessing injectability and tuneable degradability, an advance claimed to further the design and development of advanced...
Next-generation ultraviolet lithography technique could make it possible to create nano-scale integrated circuits with double the processing speed. Siobhan Wagner reports
Reaction Engines, IP Group and the Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC) are teaming up to create a new decarbonisation technology company.
Ultium Cells LLC has received a $2.5bn loan to help finance the construction of lithium-ion battery cell manufacturing facilities in Ohio, Tennessee, and Michigan.
The US operations of LyondellBasell and one of its European holding companies have voluntarily filed to reorganise under Chapter 11 of the US Bankruptcy Code.
