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Earthworms are being used to break down sewage sludge, which can otherwise clog treatment systems. Image credit - Earth worms by Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources is licensed under CC BY-ND 2.0

Environment | 20 September 2018

Worms, water fleas and bacteria could bring clean water to remote areas

Biofilters offer in-situ low-maintenance ways of treating wastewater.

Siblings Anna Amelie and Adrian Fleck, who developed body protection made from starch, took home top prize at this year’s European Union Contest for Young Scientists. Image credit - European Commission

Science in society | 19 September 2018

Shock-activated protective sports gear wins EU young scientist award

Winners from Germany and Canada take home top prizes.

The near-infrared spectro-photometer on the European Space Agency's Euclid mission will help scientists peer at large swathes of the observable universe. Image credit - CNRS-CPPM

Space | 18 September 2018

Space telescope to test Einstein’s theories about gravity

New observations may provide alternative explanations for dark energy.

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Interview | 17 September 2018

Tenfold improvement in liquid batteries mean electric car refuelling could take minutes

Electric cars with liquid batteries could be charged in minutes, says Prof. Cronin.

Interview | 03 September 2018

Dark energy is the biggest mystery in cosmology, but it may not exist at all - leading physicist

We need to double-check the evidence on dark energy, as it may not exist at all, says Prof. Subir Sarkar.

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The objective of Open Innovation is to enable ideas to circulate more freely. Image credit: Pexels/ startupstockphoto.com

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The basic premise is to open up the innovation process to all active players.

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Earthworms are being used to break down sewage sludge, which can otherwise clog treatment systems. Image credit - Earth worms by Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources is licensed under CC BY-ND 2.0

Worms, water fleas and bacteria could bring clean water to remote areas

Big companies from around the world have already shown interest in Prof. Lee Cronin's energy-dense liquid battery. Image credit - University of Glasgow

Tenfold improvement in liquid batteries mean electric car refuelling could take minutes

The near-infrared spectro-photometer on the European Space Agency's Euclid mission will help scientists peer at large swathes of the observable universe. Image credit - CNRS-CPPM

Space telescope to test Einstein’s theories about gravity

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