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Critical materials company The Elmet Group plans to allocate this to establishing a more secure tungsten supply chain.

The decision comes as the government concludes it cannot support the proposed sale to the preferred bidder.

The design uses polymer composite nanowires and gold nanoparticles for non-invasive monitoring of blood oxygen saturation in eyelid capillaries.

Lovell's remit is to lead the Board in stabilising and transforming the company to support its long-term future.

The company has tested coin cell batteries made with the material.

The quality of recycled plastic tends to be higher when the waste is pre-sorted by households, research in Nature suggests.

Increased demand is due to rises in natural gas prices from the closure of the Strait of Hormuz.

The Council joins the EU in banning the purchase, import and transit of gold originating from Sudan.

Photoelectron spectroscopy reveals a highly symmetric B₈₀ cage, the existence of which has been debated for nearly 20 years.

An OECD report finds traceability can enhance the integrity of mineral supply chain diligence.

Modification of polyethylene (PE) fibres using UV irradiation technology could be used in large-scale industrial applications

Eligible projects will explore the complex linkages between materials, biological systems and clinical environments.

The Alliance for Sustainable Building Products (ASBP) is heading up a cross-sector group to develop practical guidance.

The government is launching the Space strategy in a bid to safeguard national security and defence capabilities.

A launch for a tool mapping the CO₂ footprint embedded in traded goods, was hosted by The Institute for European Environmental Policy (IEEP).

Unite says the scope and timeframe of plans for non-production workers currently lack detail.

Study warns of a 'domino effect' threat from climate change as one infrastructure failure can cause a cascade.

Life Cycle Assessment shows material design and end-of-life affect the environmental impact of such packaging.

The pilot with SiTration in Arizona, USA, aims to recover copper from legacy mining water at BHP’s historic Copper Cities site.

Material flow shows that the ‘forever chemicals’ in paints will increasingly enter landfills as structures reach the end of their lives.