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The UK has announced a £20bn package for carbon-capture projects, but not everyone is convinced it will be enough to deliver the country’s net-zero targets
Observations agree with computer simulations of global warming
Research could lead to new types of X-ray sources
Modelling reaction pathways may be within range of near-term quantum machines
Research could help us understand how weather is affected by climate change
In the first experimental demonstration of laser-guided lightning, researchers fire a laser beam into the sky to divert the course of lightning discharges
Physicists may have solved enduring mystery
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Join the audience for a live webinar on 10 May 2023 sponsored by IOP Publishing
Available to watch now, The Electrochemical Society in partnership with BioLogic and TA Instruments – Waters, explores the phenomena that are taking place in the development of lithium-ion batteries
Available to watch now, The Electrochemical Society in partnership with BioLogic and Gamry Instruments, explore developing systems using renewable electricity molecules for fuel, energy storers or chemicals
A doctoral training centre in wind and marine energy aims to equip PhD students with the skills and knowledge needed to drive continuing expansion in the offshore renewables industry
Available to watch now, The Electrochemical Society, in partnership with BioLogic, explores the emerging concept of electrochemical carbon capture
Ian Randall delves into the conflicting definitions and characterization of the Anthropocene, the age of humankind’s impact on the planet
A Battery Series webinar exploring the safe operation of lithium-ion batteries under operational extremes
New work sheds light on how volcanic eruptions affect the climate and could help us better understand processes occurring in the Earth’s mesosphere
New spectroscopic measurements reveal the source of vital Fe2+ ions in soil
Impacts give scientists a better understanding of the Red Planet’s interior
New study reveals the complexity of induced seismicity from carbon sequestration
Available to watch now, the IOP Publishing journal, Environmental Research: Infrastructure and Sustainability, discusses the very latest research within the energy and environmenta...
Despite the upcoming World Cup, sporting mega events and local sports clubs are inspiring environmental change
Kate Gardner reviews Nomad Century: How to Survive the Climate Upheaval by Gaia Vince
James Dacey finds out how new research into human-climate systems could help us to avert disaster
A Battery Series webinar exploring the hysteresis and heat evolution in the open-circuit voltage of batteries
A Battery Series webinar, sponsored by TA Instruments – Waters and The Electrochemical Society, explore the aged cell safety of lithium-ion batteries