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Founded in early 2020, Innovation News Network has swiftly established itself as a premier destination for up-to-date news on research, emerging science, policy, and innovation from around the world. In addition to delivering daily news updates, our editorial team is dedicated to curating articles and features from a diverse array of policymakers, scientists, researchers, and organizations, focusing on the most relevant topics in discovery and innovation. The company is led by General Manager Stephanie Davies, Company Accountant Jeff Turner, Head of Sales Craig Stubbs, Managing Editor Lisa Carnwell, and Head of Operations Angela Malbon.

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EU ramps up support for startups and scaleups with new strategy

1 week ago | innovationnewsnetwork.com | Jack Thomas

The European Commission has launched a bold new initiative aimed at transforming Europe into the world’s top destination for startups and scaleups. Titled “Choose Europe to Start and Scale,” this comprehensive strategy is designed to remove persistent barriers, unlock funding, attract top talent, and create an environment where innovative, tech-driven companies can thrive from day one to global expansion.
The importance of human co-operation in a new era

1 week ago | innovationnewsnetwork.com | Megan Traviss

Gareth Tolerton, Product Innovation Director at Totalmobile, discusses the importance of valuable AI skills and human co-operation as the technology grows. AI is evolving at a rapid pace, and we’re seeing a growing narrative about the future of work, often framed around job losses or sweeping automation, and the replacement of humans by machines. But the reality is more subtle and less hostile. In most industries, we’re not seeing roles replaced wholesale.
Permissibility key to Elestor’s switch to hydrogen-iron flow battery

1 week ago | innovationnewsnetwork.com | Megan Traviss

Elestor discusses its decision to move from hydrogen-bromine to hydrogen-iron flow batteries, highlighting the necessity of technology acceptance, societal support and regulatory compliance, alongside sustainability, scientific progress and economic viability.
Tackling endocrine-disrupting chemicals that threaten health and fertility

1 week ago | innovationnewsnetwork.com | Jack Thomas

Vittoria D’Alessio examines how EU-funded scientists are uncovering the hidden dangers of everyday endocrine-disrupting chemicals and developing more effective tests to safeguard women’s reproductive health and future generations. Endocrine-disrupting chemicals (EDCs) are everywhere – from plastics to cosmetics – silently affecting our reproductive health. EU-funded researchers are shedding light on the risks and developing better tests to protect future generations.
A step forward in earthquake forecasting

1 week ago | innovationnewsnetwork.com | Jack Thomas

Dr Ylona van Dinther, an Associate Professor at Utrecht University, has pioneered research into earthquakes and tectonic movements for many years. Her latest venture, the ERC Consolidator project RESET, now aims to significantly improve earthquake forecasts of where, how, and maybe even when they will occur. As history has demonstrated, large earthquakes can be a significant global threat with devastating consequences.
The AI Opportunities Action Plan: Positioning the UK as a global leader in artificial intelligence

1 week ago | innovationnewsnetwork.com | Jack Thomas

The UK’s Minister for AI, Feryal Clark, outlines the AI Opportunities Action Plan, aiming to foster innovation, investment, and collaboration across sectors to ensure that the benefits of AI are accessible to all communities. In recent years, the United Kingdom has become a significant player in the global artificial intelligence (AI) landscape, evolving into a hub of innovation and technological advancement.
PIP-II project: Accelerating opportunity for new discovery

1 week ago | innovationnewsnetwork.com | Megan Traviss

Cristian Boffo, Project Director of Fermilab’s PIP-II project, discusses the progress made so far in the major upgrade to Fermilab’s accelerator complex and what this means for future discovery. Set to power decades of new discovery, the Proton Improvement Plan II (PIP-II) is an essential upgrade to the Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory (Fermilab) accelerator complex in Illinois, US.
‘Innovation to Action’: What to expect from Canadian Innovation Week 2025

1 week ago | innovationnewsnetwork.com | Megan Traviss

Canadian Innovation Week has returned for its 8th annual event this week, running under the theme ‘Innovation to Action’. Taking place from 26-30 May, Canadian Innovation Week brings together innovators, partners, and communities from across Canada to spotlight how bold ideas are making a real impact – from local projects to global breakthroughs. Event organisers, the Rideau Hall Foundation, are committed to showcasing Canadian innovation that is relevant, accessible, and meaningful to everyone.
ESA launches deep tech centre in Switzerland to drive EU space innovation

1 week ago | innovationnewsnetwork.com | Jack Thomas

In a landmark move set to transform Europe’s space innovation landscape, the European Space Agency (ESA) has launched the European Space Deep-Tech Innovation Centre (ESDI) in Switzerland. This cutting-edge initiative marks ESA’s first physical footprint in the country and underlines the growing strategic importance of deep tech in unlocking new frontiers of space exploration and Earth-based applications.
New fuel cell technology could enable electric aviation

1 week ago | innovationnewsnetwork.com | Megan Traviss

Researchers have identified a fuel cell solution that could help electrify transportation systems and overcome limitations of traditional batteries. The fuel cell packs three times as much energy per pound as today’s best electric vehicle batteries, offering a lightweight option for powering trucks, planes, or ships. In contrast to a battery, the fuel cell can be quickly refuelled rather than recharged. In this case, the fuel is liquid sodium metal, an inexpensive and widely available commodity.