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Sci-Fi Eye: Could recycling nanobots spell the end for humanity?

Calcium metal batteries move closer to commercialisation

(left to right): NUS CA2DM researchers Dr Govindan Kutty Rajendran Nair, Dr Sergio G. Echeverrigaray, and Dr Yang Jie working in the dry room of the CBMM-CA2DM Advanced Battery Laboratory

Niobium-graphene batteries offer challenge to lithium-ion

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Cellulose coating neutralises COVID virus in minutes

Kingdom's robot uses a suite of smart technologies to enable it to accurately, efficiently and safely cut large areas of grass with minimal human input.

A cut above: Scottish tech firm plans grass-cutting revolution with satellite guided robot mower

SAW tests confirm LIBERTY Pipes Hartlepool as UK’s first producer of hydrogen pipeline material

Weardale Lithium’s Stewart Dickson (left) with a sample of the geothermal brine and Watercycle Technologies’ Dr Seb Leaper with the lithium carbonate, on the site in Weardale

Lithium extracted from geothermal brines could support vehicle electrification

Record-breaking pour of Earth Friendly Concrete complete at London Power Tunnels project

Graphene-based conductive hydrogels show promise for implantable bioelectrodes

Wound sensor for diabetic ulcers could reduce amputations

The devices combine insect-inspired nanostructured foils with highly sensitive flexible electronics. Here the device prototypes are applied to commercially available spinal implants and displayed on a spine model.

Smart coatings monitor strain and kill bacteria on orthopaedic implants