27 Mar, 2024 Japan Railway East experts working with the Birmingham Centre for Railway Research and Education (BCRRE) By Robert Carpmael It is always good to see cooperation between academia and industry and we will be watching with interest to see what this new...
01 Mar, 2024 Hydrogen Week in Cambridge By Mark Schuster Throughout our Hydrogen Week posts so far, we have highlighted hydrogen activity across the country, including in key clusters such as...
17 Jan, 2024 Lithium Battery Recycling By Robert Carpmael A significant problem with lithium batteries is the availability of raw ingredients, and in particular lithium. I was interested to read...
18 Dec, 2023 Magnet recycling begins in Birmingham By Giles Pinnington In an important step on the UK's path to a circular economy, commercial production of recycled rare earth magnets has begun at...
08 Dec, 2023 Turquoise hydrogen (and CNTs) - What is it? By Kirsteen Gordon I went to a talk this week by Professor Boies of the Department of Engineering, who was presenting on his group's research on Turquoise...
23 Nov, 2023 M&C in the news: Commentary on the 2023 Autumn Statement featured by Prolific North By M&C Newsroom Whilst it is clear that the UK has the potential to attract and retain talented individuals and innovative ventures, there are still...
22 Nov, 2023 Engineered bacteria could recycle critical minerals from EV batteries By Ali Raja The minerals in EV batteries - primarily lithium, cobalt and nickel - are worth on average between 1,000 euros (£870) to 2,000 euros per...
20 Nov, 2023 Applying for patent protection? Sifted tackles this important question... By Aimee Cawley Browsing through my latest email newsletter from Sifted to learn more about the current movers and shakers on the European technology...
14 Nov, 2023 The Big Bang Competition By Robert Carpmael There is no questioning the importance of science to the next generation, as through science and technology, the solutions to the climate...
14 Nov, 2023 Beam me down, Scotty By Mike Limb Beaming energy from orbit to Earth, to me, seems beyond futuristic. While I was at an event recently, someone mentioned that this...
10 Nov, 2023 Marks & Clerk in the news: Cambridge office of Marks & Clerk support innovation By M&C Newsroom As a global intellectual property law firm, at Marks & Clerk we take pride in contributing to the advancement of breakthrough innovations...
26 Oct, 2023 Eastern Agri-Food Innovation Launchpad open for funding applications By Gareth Williams Food security and the environmental impact of agriculture are very hot topics at the moment, and companies and research institutes from...