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Energy & environment

The metal-eating robot can follow a metal path without using a computer or needing a battery. By wiring the power-supplying units to the wheels on the opposite side, the robot autonomously navigates away from the tape and towards aluminium surfaces (Credit: University of Pennsylvania)

Biomimetic metal-eating robot navigates with no computer

Teesside HydroPRS plant set to recycle all plastics

Strathclyde to explore wave energy potential

Candela's P-30 foiling passenger ferry (Credit: Candela)

Hydrofoiling P-30 e-ferry set for Stockholm launch

3D-printed lithium-ion battery shows green potential

Plutonium study could help nuclear pollution clean-up

Sustainable aviation fuel under microscope in new study

CUHK team develops water-based TENG

Moltex Energy receives $50.5m for small modular reactor

Comment: Retrofitting the diesel rail fleet

Opinion: How HVDC and infrastructure can push UK to net zero

New nanotech device enables onsite test for water toxicity