The second annual Bright SCIdea Challenge saw Durham University students, Plastech Innovation, win £5,000 for their plastics-derived concrete business.
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European Parliament and the EU Council have reached a partial agreement on the Horizon Europe research programme, but still no deal has been reached on its budget and non-EU country participation.
With brand new facilities and a spectacular growth story across Australia and New Zealand, how could any of us who visited the Envirolab Services Pty Ltd laboratories in Croydon South not be impressed with what this dynamic new company has achieved in a relatively short time?
SCI America has announced that world-renowned chemist and nanoscience expert Dr Chad Mirkin has won the 2019 Perkin Medal.
New hydrogen fuel has been generated using solar power, electrodes and sea water by researchers in Stanford, US.
In a historic week in government, Chancellor Philip Hammond has presented his Spring Statement to government; and science plays a vital role.
Robotic technology has a large part in the UK’s chemical industry in reducing individual’s exposure to ionising radiation, from nuclear decommissioning to synthesis of radiopharmaceuticals.
This year’s Westminster Medal winner was Sophie Morse, a final year PhD Student at Imperial College London’s Department of Bioengineering, for her poster, Getting drugs to the brain using ultrasound and microbubbles.
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