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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
Energy & environment

Research examines ability of concrete to capture carbon dioxide

Automotive

Nissan commits to electric models made in Sunderland

Coal, oil & gas

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.
Space

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

Automotive

Aurrigo International trialling Auto-Shuttle in Milton Keynes

Software

On demand webinar: enabling Model-Based Systems Engineering

An initial artist's impression of the North East Space Skills and Technology Centre building
Space

Northumbria University announces £50m UK space skills and R&D centre

Policy & business

Chancellor predicts advanced manufacturing jobs boost in Autumn Statement

Co-founders Thomas Bloomfield And Joshua Shires
Medical & healthcare

Fyous secure £1.4m in investment to transform the lives of diabetics

Coal, oil & gas

IEA oil & gas report torpedoes carbon capture ‘fantasy’

Materials

Sheffield bioplastic spinout Floreon raises £2m

Artist impression of the autonomous robot pothole repair vehicle
Robotics & UAVs

UK start-up develops world’s first autonomous vehicle to repair potholes