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Using laser scanning, researchers at the University of Helsinki have mapped out how the fragmentation of forests affects tree shape in the rainforests of Brazil.

With the increase in the production of batteries for electric vehicles, demand is also rising for the necessary raw materials.

Traditionally, spectroscopy methods such as Infrared spectroscopy (IRS) and Raman spectrometry are preferred for the analysis of thin films, but recently, thin film desorption spectroscopy has been the center of attention.

Mkango Resources Ltd. is pleased to announce the first production of recycled rare earth magnets in the United Kingdom on commercial scale magnet manufacturing equipment in over 20 years, a major milestone in securing critical raw materials for the energy transition.

Through light-driven photocatalysis, a global team of specialists doing basic research has devised a method for utilizing polyethylene waste (PE) as a feedstock and turning it into valuable chemicals.

Ameresco, Inc. and Sunel Group in collaboration with Sonnedix today began construction of a portfolio of multiple solar PV parks across the UK.

The Abu Dhabi Investment Office (ADIO) has announced that Gradiant, an MIT-founded water and wastewater solutions unicorn, has decided on the UAE capital for the home of its new EMEA HQ and global innovation centre.

Texaco Lubricants has introduced a new range of electric fluids (e-fluids) into its product line.

Negotiations on the conditions for the grant from the EU towards the construction of a new mega-factory for the production of thin film solar cells in Sweden by Swedish solar energy company Midsummer have now been finalized and both parties have signed the agreement.

Hottest day on record. Hottest month on record. Extreme marine heatwaves. Record-low Antarctic sea-ice.