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The partnership with Liebherr includes jointly developed technology, involving 475 zero-emissions machines.

Composite coatings, aircraft corrosion and corrosion in alkaline soil environments are among the topics discussed in this latest release.

UNDO and Microsoft plan to permanently remove 15,000t of CO₂ from the atmosphere via enhanced rock weathering.

The Henry Royce Institute has published a report that aims to future-proof the UK's bioelectronics for healthcare sector through materials innovation.

Microstructural evolution, high-speed deformation behaviour and thermal cycle tempering are among the topics discussed in this latest release.

The UK will need the equivalent of six gigafactories by 2030, predicts the Faraday Institution.

Drone pictures have revealed a previously unknown tin mine at the site of a new Cornish road intended to open next year.

A white paper on the future of steel highlights ticking climate clock, as geopolitics put the industry in the spotlight.

The programme hopes to develop and scale up climate solutions.

The recommendations aim to ‘advance fairness and justice across critical energy transition mineral value chains’.

McKinsey launches inaugural Global Materials Perspective, highlighting the new phase of the energy transition where 'costs, complexity, challenges and trade-offs are beginning to play out'.

A multi-layered, anti-counterfeiting approach from inventors at Western University, Canada, creates markings that are purportedly much harder to forge.

The British miner's Trelavour Hard Rock project near St Austell in Cornwall has been deemed as 'nationally significant'.

The cork of oak and beech trees is being used to produce a multifunctional coating for fibre-based food packaging.

A 3D-printed, single-piece of natural-material floor panel is strong enough to replace construction materials like steel, say designers in the USA.

The Metal Packaging Manufacturers Association (MPMA) fears metal packaging costs will increase.

A deal has been agreed for the Port Talbot site, as the new UK Government works on a Steel Strategy.

A High Court judge has ruled that mine plans are ‘legally flawed’.

Recycling steel with electro-refining has been demonstrated by the University of Toronto, Canada, and Tenova Goodfellow.

Laser shock peening, laser metal deposition and laser butt welding are among the process discussed in this latest release.

The UK and Scottish Governments have responded to Petroineos’ decision to close Grangemouth oil refinery.

In an open letter to the UK Government, SUEZ Recycling and Recovery UK, outlines its recommendations to meet environmental targets.

The initiative calls for learning about the wider world to be higher profile across education.

The UK Metals Council's annual report called on the government to introduce a dedicated political power to represent their interests in Whitehall.

A panel of experts considered some of the main hurdles facing the mining industry over the next decade at a recent IOM3 event.

The firm has produced calcine as it begins to process 2,000t of deep-sea polymetallic nodules in Japan.

A crystalline carbon-nitride membrane is being heralded as a potential game-changer for lithium extraction from salt lakes.

A 'world-first' prototype of a space solar satellite has been tested at Queen’s University Belfast, UK.

Aesthetically pleasing, high-efficiency, coloured solar panels could add new appeal to photovoltaic systems for architects and building owners.

The firm plans to process over 200,000L of oilfield brine at its first direct lithium extraction field unit in West Texas, USA.