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A £15mln investment in the centre will take place over 10 years.

Ardagh Glass Packaging-Europe has completed an industrial fuel switching trial to produce glass packaging using biofuel.

‘Roliner’ could allow amputees to change the shape, volume and stiffness of the liner that attaches a prosthetic limb’s socket to a residual leg.

Studies of soil from the Nile Delta has unearthed accelerating carbon release with rising temperatures.

Lynas Rare Earths claims to be the only commercial producer to have separated heavy rare-earth products outside China.

'Start-up' funding for researchers establishing laboratories or teams in Europe will be now up to €2mln.

NanoPE reportedly enhances thermal radiation emission from LED surfaces to reduce their operating temperature.

Physicists say clay can be useful in crafting sustainable quantum technology.

Over 100,000 learners to be upskilled through vocational and professional education.

Funding awarded for molecular beam epitaxy equipment at the University of Sheffield, UK.

The government reports plans 'to protect industry and consumers from excessive costs'.

A net-zero industrial park in Brazil is billed as a first for Latin America, while Egypt plans a hybrid renewable energy project.

Saudi Arabian Mining Company Ma'aden and US rare-earth producer MP Materials agree to an integrated rare-earth supply chain.

Predicted award rates are reported to differ more for older minority ethnic researchers.

A Glasgow basement facility will test the structural integrity of materials 3D printed in space.

The mass timber office building includes 2,100m3 of cross-laminated timber.

The Federation fears an implied assumption UK importers will switch to lower-carbon suppliers.

The British Plastics Federation (BPF) say some companies exaggerate recycled content for monetary or marketing gain.

Exploring Climate Cooling aims to gather critical missing data to better understand potential approaches and their impacts.