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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 invests €7.3bn into 2025 Horizon Europe work programme

1 day ago | innovationnewsnetwork.com | Jack Thomas

The European Commission has launched a transformative €7.3bn investment through the 2025 Horizon Europe work programme, aimed at propelling Europe to the forefront of global research, innovation, and sustainability. This ambitious funding plan is set to drive scientific excellence, speed up the green and digital transitions, and boost Europe’s economic resilience in an increasingly competitive world.
Engineering smarter nuclear fuels through mechanistic understandings of fuel performance

1 day ago | innovationnewsnetwork.com | Jack Thomas

This research explores how surrogate materials and testing can advance our understanding and predictability of UO₂ fuel under extreme conditions. As the global community strives to decarbonise its energy systems, nuclear power remains a reliable cornerstone – its future increasingly dependent on our ability to understand and enhance fuel performance under extreme conditions.
Powering the future: Innovations and advancements in hydrogen and fuel cell technologies

1 day ago | innovationnewsnetwork.com | Jack Thomas

The Innovation Platform’s Maddie Hall interviewed Dr Sunita Satyapal, the Director of the Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Technologies Office at the U.S. Department of Energy, to discuss the potential of hydrogen technologies and the current initiatives of the Office in advancing this field. As the need for energy solutions becomes increasingly apparent, hydrogen fuel cell technologies have emerged as a promising avenue for energy security.
The Western Canadian Battery Hub: Actioning Canada’s Critical Minerals Strategy

1 day ago | innovationnewsnetwork.com | Megan Traviss

The Battery Metals Association of Canada details the case for a Western Canadian Battery Hub, focusing on the importance of coordinated strategies across jurisdictions to enhance the critical minerals sector and create specialised industry clusters for economic growth and resilience. Defining the strategy is just the first step. Actioning the strategy is what enables its implementation.
The new technique improving our knowledge of and response to earthquakes

1 day ago | innovationnewsnetwork.com | Jack Thomas

Giuseppe Marra, Principal Scientist at the National Physical Laboratory, shares more about the new technique that has detected earthquakes in the Pacific Ocean. Using a novel detection method which converts seafloor fibre optic cables into sensors for earthquakes, researchers have been able to successfully detect earthquakes in the Pacific Ocean.
Boost for sustainable aviation fuel set to aid decarbonisation and support jobs

2 days ago | innovationnewsnetwork.com | Megan Traviss

New measures to help the UK take off as a world leader in sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), supporting the growth in the industry and jobs across the country, were introduced today in Parliament. Sustainable aviation fuel is an alternative to fossil jet fuel, which reduces greenhouse gas emissions by 70% on average on a lifecycle basis.
University of Glasgow lab transforms 3D printing for space manufacturing

2 days ago | innovationnewsnetwork.com | Jack Thomas

Researchers at the University of Glasgow have launched the world’s first dedicated test facility for materials intended to be 3D printed in orbit. Known as the NextSpace Testrig, this pioneering platform is designed to ensure that components manufactured in space are structurally sound and safe – marking a major advancement in the rapidly evolving field of space manufacturing.
New Zealand set to boost exports with advanced technology

2 days ago | innovationnewsnetwork.com | Megan Traviss

New investment in advanced technology research will boost high-tech exports, strengthen connections between research and industry and generate high-value jobs in New Zealand. Announced by Science, Innovation and Technology Minister Dr Shane Reti, new advanced technology research is set to lead to life-changing innovation. Minister Reti explained: “The breakthroughs that can be achieved through areas like cryogenic and quantum science are hugely significant.
Bulgaria launches national hub for integrated circuits innovation

2 days ago | innovationnewsnetwork.com | Jack Thomas

Bulgaria has taken a bold step toward securing its place in Europe’s rapidly evolving tech landscape with the launch of a national Centre of Competence dedicated to integrated circuits. Unveiled at the Technical University of Sofia, this cutting-edge initiative is part of the EU’s Chips for Europe programme – a strategic effort to boost Europe’s independence and innovation in semiconductor technology.
BioNxt Solutions expands research and development with Munich laboratory

3 days ago | innovationnewsnetwork.com | Megan Traviss

BioNxt Solutions has announced the integration of its research, development and commercialisation activities with the Gen-Plus GmbH & Co. KG (Gen-Plus) Contract Research and Development Organization (CRDO) in Munich, Germany. The move provides BioNxt with enhanced research and development capabilities, collaboration opportunities, and accelerated innovation potential within a major European biotech hub.