IOM3 Investigates... the environment, part 3: E-waste, materials recovery & pyrometallurgy

The multifunctionality to commercialise massless energy storage has been achieved at a Swedish university.

The plant aims to expand the use of niobium in battery production.

A way of making ammonia using a liquid-metal catalyst requires one-fifth less heat and 98% less pressure than conventional processes, say the inventors at RMIT University, Australia.

Origami-paper sensors to identify biomarkers in wastewater have been developed at Cranfield University, UK.

The Welsh Government will pursue a separate Deposit Return Scheme (DRS) to the rest of the UK to include glass bottles.