Altilium secures government funding for breakthrough battery anode recycling project
The REMADE project focuses on Nyobolt’s ultra-fast charging battery technology and utilises Altilium’s advanced battery recycling capability, along…
As the Ocean Warms, a ‘Cold Blob’ in the Atlantic Has Puzzled Scientists. It Might Be a Warning Sign About a Key Current System
A patch of water south of Greenland and Iceland has cooled by nearly 1.8 degrees Fahrenheit since 1900.…
Simple water trick slashes diesel engine pollution by over 60%
Diesel engines power everything from freight trucks and farm equipment to generators and industrial machinery. They are valued…
Former Pretorian honoured with the Order of Canada
Dr Trevor Hurwitz, now based in Vancouver, is among the distinguished recipients of this year’s Order of Canada,…
Antarctica’s Blood Falls Hides a Hidden World That’s Never Seen The Sun : ScienceAlert
In an arid world of ice and snow, a glacier is ‘bleeding’. A deep red flow of water…
New PV module recycling tech achieves 97.75% silicon recovery for electrode production
A research team in India has developed a novel recycling process to recover silicon and native silica (SiO₂)…
A Cold Atlantic Anomaly Returns as Super El Niño Shapes Winter 2026/2027 Early Forecast Signals » Severe Weather Europe
A cold ocean anomaly is returning to the far North Atlantic, in the same region where past large-scale…
Within the first few months of life, every bottlenose dolphin invents a unique whistle that becomes its name for the rest of its life — and other dolphins learn that whistle, remember it, and use it to call out to that specific individual, making bottlenose dolphins the first non-human species ever discovered to use personal names
The proposition that another animal species besides humans uses personal names was, for essentially the entire history of…
Drought risk missing in water supply plan for new chip cluster
Yeongsan River flows through Naju, South Jeolla Province, in this Aug. 13, 2024 file photo. Yonhap Editor’s note…
Race to control wildfires in southern France – in pictures | France
Nearly 3,000 people have been evacuated in southern France as the country swelters through a record-breaking heatwave. The…
Evocative photos of Canadian Arctic win New Scientist Editors Award
A hunter in Tuktoyaktuk in Canada’s Northwest Territories uses decoy geese to lure birds Natalya Saprunova The realities…
UN warns likelihood of ‘extreme weather events’ as El Nino set to intensify | Weather News
World Meteorological Organization forecasts more likelihood of heatwaves, droughts and heavy rainfall due to El Nino. Published On…