New council looks to expand recycled materials in vehicles
The BlueRebirth Council wants to realise a circular economy in automotives.
First US rare-earth mine in 70 years to break ground
The Brook Mine will also be the first new coal mine in Wyoming in more than 50 years.
Applied Earth Science Vol. 134, No. 2, available to read
Explore the latest insights into gold mineralisation, clay resources, and sediment provenance across South America's and Africa’s dynamic geological frameworks.
Metasurface material makes invisible light visible
Shining infrared light through a metalens containing lithium niobate makes it appear violet.
Materials Science and Technology, Vol. 41, No. 11, released
Advances in ceramics and structural materials feature in this latest issue.
2025 Starpack Students Competition - Winners' Guide
Find out more about the 2025 Starpack Students Competition winners.
Tiny robots to maintain ageing water infrastructure
The technology could inspect and fix leaky water pipes autonomously without the need to dig up roads.
Boost to fusion energy skills and workforce in the East Midlands
UK Atomic Energy Authority and East Midlands Combined County Authority join forces.
Driving forward advanced ceramics
Lucideon and the UK's Manufacturing Technology Centre sign MoU to deliver innovation in advanced ceramics.
UK energy sector still has career barriers for women in leadership
There are significant gaps at C-suite level for women and all-male boards persist, shows data from top 100 energy employers.
2024 Impact Factor results
IOM3 journals celebrate the latest set of publishing metrics and rankings.
Base fees for Extended Producer Responsibility released
PackUK has released guidance for the UK’s Extended Producer Responsibility for Packaging (pEPR) legislation.
Great British Chemicals consortium to turn waste into green chemistry
The centre will replace fossil petrochemicals and recycle industrial waste to create 'cleaner versions' of the chemicals.
International Materials Reviews Vol. 70, No. 3, out now
From biomedical breakthroughs to extreme materials: discover the latest in Zwitterionic innovations and ZrB₂ advancements.
ALFED launches UK Aluminium Alliance
The group intends to power industrial growth, decarbonisation and investment.
Climate advisor says show people the money
Climate Change Committee (CCC) releases first assessment of the current UK Government’s progress on reducing emissions.
Coating could dim satellite brightness
Satellite brightness hinders ground-based astronomical research.
New report on widening skills gap in UK critical minerals
This follows a workshop to explore the skills development landscape in the midstream and recycling industries.
Ceramics trade body rebukes UK Government for 'misleading' the sector
Ceramics UK says promises of support in the recent Industrial Strategy have not materialised.