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MXene electrodes with stable voltage output and high energy density could pave the way for new and powerful energy storage batteries, say scientists at City University of Hong Kong (CityU).

Carbon-neutral liquid fuels produced from sunlight and ambient air are under development and could deliver sustainable aviation and shipping, claim scientists.

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A group of scientists led from Nagoya University, Japan, developed an inexpensive, scalable way to produce high-temperature superconductors using ‘grain boundary engineering’ techniques.

Compressed blocks of pulverised coal could be the basis of sunlight-powered, off-grid, water purification, say scientists in Saudi Arabia.

Researchers are using a specially designed polymer to bind 3D-printed sand structures using the additive manufacturing technique of binder jetting.

A low-cost remanufacturing solution could extend the life of dies to shape metal during production by 120%, helping UK manufacturers to embrace the circular economy, boost sustainability and save costs, say researchers.

A team of researchers from the King Abdullah University of Science & Technology (KAUST), Saudi Arabia, are using 3D printing to rapidly and reliably create support structures for corals to grow on and speed up the process of reef restoration.

Materials scientist Marta Ferran-Marqués, of Cranfield University, UK, is one of the all-female crew members set to visit the Mars Desert Research Station in Utah, USA. She chats to Andrea Gaini about venturing into space exploration, inspiring young women and her dream of becoming an astronaut.