Aarhus University researchers, backed by the Novo Nordisk Foundation and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, have developed a method to convert CO₂ into edible proteins using a bioreactor. Similarly, start-up Arkeon aims to create a sustainable food system by…
Breast screening technology developed using Artificial Intelligence (AI) can detect abnormalities that would have been missed using current screening procedures, writes the University of Aberdeen in a press release. From research to delivery in clinical settings, this groundbreaking work undertaken…
In partnership with Thales Alenia Space and ONERA, ETH Zurich researchers have successfully demonstrated terabit optical data transmission through the air using laser technology, writes the university in a press release. The experiment, conducted over a 53km distance between the…
Neople, an AI startup creating digital co-workers, has successfully raised €1.5 million in a funding round led by Peak Capital and Curiosity. The investment will enable Neople to grow its team and further develop its GenAI technology to create more…
Shrinking biodiversity is a much-discussed topic. The number of pollinators, such as bees and butterflies, is declining rapidly, and so is the number of plant species. Biodiversity in water is also falling. Technological solutions can help restore nature. Here are some…
Smarter and more efficient light control makes buildings, greenhouses, and warehouses save on energy costs and reduce their carbon footprint. Cosmicnode covered them: they developed a data-driven IoT platform allowing farmers and building managers to operate lighting remotely. We featured…
Alleima, a global manufacturer of high value-added products, received a breakthrough order for steam generator tubes for Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) from Doosan, a major nuclear power facilities supplier. The tubes will be used in NuScale Power’s first 77 MWe…
Western Australia’s leading energy utility, Synergy, is investing in battery storage as a sustainable alternative to coal-fired generators. CEO David Fyfe announced plans for a 500MW South-West big battery project by 2029, alongside existing and upcoming large-scale batteries. Neoen is…
The University of Groningen is “deeply concerned” about the statements made by Minister Dijkgraaf in a recent debate on internationalization in higher education in the Dutch House of Representatives. “These concerns relate to the stated measures on the language of…
The Dutch government is allocating €123 million to take existing partnerships between vocational education and business a step further. The aim is to train young people to have the right skills for the regional labor market, keep employees in the…