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EU selects 27 SPACE-HADEA projects for €138.6 million in Horizon Europe funding

Research & Innovation
The European Union has selected 27 space research projects to receive a total of €138.6 million under the Horizon Europe Space Research Call 2025.

Breakthrough cartilage regeneration therapy could prevent osteoarthritis

Diseases & Conditions
Stanford researchers develop a therapy that regenerates cartilage and blocks osteoarthritis in ageing joints, showing promise for future treatments that restore joint health.

Ultra-thin semiconductor layers enable light switches thousands of times faster than electronics

Research & Innovation
Researchers have reached a breakthrough in ultrafast optical switching using atomically thin materials.

Beyond the 10 year plan – Making NHS AI investments actually work today

Digital Transformation
With the NHS pursuing an AI-driven future, the challenge is no longer imagining what’s possible but delivering what’s needed today. This article outlines how Trusts can make meaningful progress now through focused, scalable AI adoption.

We need a parental leave system that works for parents today

Health & Social Care
Rachel Grocott, CEO of Pregnant Then Screwed, argues for urgent reform of the UK parental leave system, highlighting its inadequacies and outdated nature.

NASA selects new Artemis payloads to unlock the moon’s secrets

Research & Innovation
NASA has selected three new scientific investigations that will help deepen understanding of the Moon’s surface, interior, and radiation environment.

Boosting consumer trust could unlock $4 Billion market for retired EV batteries  

Energy
New research from Chonnam National University (CNU) reveals that building consumer trust through transparent safety inspections is essential to unlocking the $4 billion market for repurposed and retired EV batteries in second-life energy storage systems.

Rooftop solar could meet 40% of the EU’s long-term electricity demand

Energy
Rooftop solar panels could supply around 40% of the European Union’s electricity needs by 2050, according to a major new EU-wide study.

UCL researchers test finger-prick blood test to diagnose Alzheimer’s

Diseases & Conditions
UCL and partners are testing a simple finger-prick blood test to detect Alzheimer’s disease before symptoms.

Can teachers’ careers be lengthened without addressing their working conditions? 

Workplace
Dominique Cau-Bareille explores whether teachers’ careers can be lengthened without addressing their working conditions.

UCL leads €60m AI-driven drug discovery project launch

Pharma
UCL joins global €60m AI-driven drug discovery initiative to generate open datasets and accelerate new medicines using AI models across disease areas.

Has AI creativity surpassed humans?

Research & Innovation
Artificial intelligence has reached a new milestone in the long-running debate over machine creativity, according to the largest study ever conducted comparing human creativity with that of generative AI systems.

Warm Homes Plan: Families to save under the biggest home upgrade plan in British history

Energy
Millions of households across the UK will benefit from lower energy bills and warmer homes under the government’s newly launched £15 billion Warm Homes Plan.

Nitrification inhibitor outperforms biochar in boosting crop yields

Agriculture
A new study finds that a nitrification inhibitor outperforms biochar in increasing crop yields and reducing nitrous oxide emissions in alkaline soils.

PlastChem database reveals scale of hazardous chemicals in plastics

Circular Economy
A new scientific database has revealed the hidden chemical landscape within everyday plastics, raising concerns about human health, environmental safety, and the feasibility of a truly circular economy.

One in six adults in England prescribed corticosteroids in 2023

Pharma
A national study highlights that more than one in six adults in England received at least one corticosteroid prescription in 2023.

The race for rare earth and critical minerals: From risk to results

Environment
Cecilia Van Cauwenberghe at Everest Group, examines the competition for rare earth and critical minerals, discussing how governments and companies can transform a contested supply chain into a sustainable economic opportunity.
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