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New report urges global action on cooling infrastructure

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

Net zero funding for ‘flexibility markets unlocked’ study

ZeroAvia raises $116m in funding round

Comment: Avoiding fraudulent R&D tax relief claims

The burgeoning ability to 3D print human cells has a range of potential applications - some more desirable than others

Sci-Fi Eye: Printing skin

Seratech CTO Barney Shanks examines one of his company's bricks

UK’s Seratech unveils brick made with captured CO2

Frontal chest X-ray shows a small nodular opacity (arrow) in the left upper lung zone. Axial, non-contrast, low-dose chest CT scan shows a 9mm solid nodule (arrow) in the left upper lobe

Chest X-rays and AI identify non-smokers at risk of lung cancer

Hydrogen detected in Apollo moon samples

Carbon emissions from burning fossil fuels contains very little carbon-14 (14C) because it has decayed so much over time. This makes carbon-14 very useful for tracing carbon emissions from natural compared to human sources

Research examines ability of concrete to capture carbon dioxide

Nissan commits to electric models made in Sunderland

North Sea can be Europe’s CCUS epicentre, says report

NASA’s Psyche spacecraft is shown in a clean room at the Astrotech Space Operations facility near the agency’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida on Dec. 8, 2022. DSOC’s gold-capped flight laser transceiver can be seen, near center, attached to the spacecraft.

NASA’s Deep Space Optical Comms mission sends and receives first data