Shale-gas drilling could be given the go-ahead in the UK but is unlikely to have a major impact on energy security or domestic prices.
Vats of blue-green algae could replace oil wells in producing raw materials for the chemical industry, according to a University of California, Davis, chemist.
Businesses have today (September 21, 2022) been given a degree of certainty on energy bills following the announcement by the government of measures to curb rising costs.
A new AI platform being developed by Nvidia and King’s College London will seek to automate aspects of radiology assessment across the NHS.
A four-year project is underway in the US to increase the acceptance of hydrogen fuel use by heavy-duty vehicles.
Tech start-up Opteran has raised £2.1m in seed funding for its ‘Natural Intelligence’ technology, aiming to solve autonomy in machines and robotics.
Teams of scientists and engineers have been awarded contracts worth more than £500,000 to develop new satellite technologies for observing the Earth from space.
Archers and swimmers are working with the VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland in developing wearable sensors to help improve their sporting performance.
Bristol-based microfiltration specialists Matter and campaigners A Plastic Planet are calling on the UK government to mandate microplastic filters on washing machines.
Danfoss Power Solutions has secured a £407,112 government grant to accelerate the electrification of construction machinery through the Red Diesel Replacement competition.
