A group of researchers at the Los Alamos National Laboratory, part of the US government, is aiming to convert nuclear waste into tritium, a hydrogen isotope that may eventually provide fuel for nuclear fusion power facilities. This initiative was shared by physicist Terence Tarnowsky from Los Alamos during the autumn conference of the American Chemical […]

The European Commission and the Australian government have commenced preliminary talks about the possible affiliation of Australia with Horizon Europe, concentrating particularly on pillar II of the initiative. These technical, non-binding conversations are designed to explore the practical, legal, and financial aspects of such an affiliation. Pillar II of Horizon Europe is focused on tackling […]

Chemical investigations of sediment from an ancient river channel at a Roman site in northern England have disputed the longstanding notion that Britain faced an economic downturn following the conclusion of Roman governance around AD410. Instead, the results imply that metal production persisted and only saw a decline much later on. The village of Aldborough […]

In August, Associated British Foods (ABF) revealed the shutdown of Vivergo, its bioethanol manufacturing facility in Hull, UK, as a result of unproductive negotiations with the UK government concerning viable and sustainable operations. This action leaves the Ensus facility in Teesside, owned by CropEnergies, as the sole significant bioethanol manufacturer in the UK, although it […]