Feb 06, 2023 Water, water, everywhere... By Peter Youle Researchers at the University of Adelaide have developed electrodes enabling direct electrolysis of seawater. Chemical processes...
Feb 03, 2023 A Neon Green technology from Cambridge By Kirsteen Gordon Some chemistry developed by the Reisner group of the University of Cambridge recently grabbed my attention. It appears to have similarly...
Jan 24, 2023 Alchemy with algae By Mairi Rudkin Each year the council warning notices start to appear around our local loch - dogs (and any wild swimmers!) are to keep out of the water:...
Jan 23, 2023 Long-lasting grid batteries – why iron-based batteries may be key to decarbonisation By Samuel Mailer While development of renewable energy sources, and how the energy produced may be distributed over our national grids, is advancing at a...
Dec 12, 2022 UKRI Funding Competition: Sustainable Biomanufacturing By Aimee Cawley UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) has announced investment of up to £2 million via a competition aimed at the design and delivery of new...
Nov 30, 2022 Using Aberdeen’s Oil and Gas Expertise to Solve Key Problems in the Defence Sector By Samuel Mailer With a fantastic history of engineering excellence and innovation in Aberdeen keeping the oil and gas industry in Europe thriving for...
Nov 28, 2022 A further step toward hydrogen adoption By Daniel Wolstenholme An interesting new development in the USA relating to the future of the hydrogen economy. Hydrogen has pretty good PR despite the obvious...
Oct 27, 2022 International Energy Agency release its World Energy Outlook Report 2022 By Giles Pinnington The International Energy Agency (IAE) has released its annual Wold Energy Outlook Report 2022 at a time of the first global energy...
Oct 11, 2022 Is the Energy Capital of Europe about to add another string to its bow? By Samuel Mailer With decades of production of oil and gas, and more recent efforts greatly increasing infrastructure for renewable energy sources,...
Aug 26, 2022 Circular wind turbine economy - from blades to gummy bears By Tomas Karger Wind power has been hailed as one of the key energy sources to lead the way to the net zero goals being set around the world. Beyond the...
Aug 16, 2022 10,000 days to net zero By Giles Pinnington Today marks 10,000 days until 1 January 2050, which is when the UK Government, as well as many other governments around the world, has...
Jun 13, 2022 Lessons from the Cambridge Peregrines By Mark Schuster It is not just students who are drawn to the colleges of Cambridge. Those with an eagle eye might also be able to spot the city’s...