In a significant step for semiconductor technology, KU Leuven and TU Eindhoven have signed an agreement to work together on joint education and research. This collaboration aims to drive advancements in the semiconductor field, an industry crucial for modern electronics. Semiconductors form the backbone of today’s technological devices, from smartphones to sophisticated computing systems. By […]
CRIM as a leader in applied and concrete artificial intelligence
Artificial Intelligence: CRIM’s Commitment to Safety and Productivity As artificial intelligence (AI) advances rapidly, the Centre de Recherche en Informatique de Montréal (CRIM) is at the forefront of regulating these advancements. CRIM is not just monitoring AI; it is actively developing methods to ensure that AI systems are both safe and productive. One significant aspect […]
New app set to tackle food insecurity and supply chain issues
In the wake of COVID-19, supply chain disruptions have severely impacted the agricultural sector, exacerbating food insecurity and hindering farmers’ productivity. Enter HarvestHub, a revolutionary app designed to tackle these critical issues. HarvestHub promises to streamline the supply chain, assist farmers in increasing production, and ensure that food reaches families in need. At its core, […]
The Bristol Composites Institute: Materials for the future
Simon Quinn of the Bristol Composites Institute explains why composite materials play a critical role in advancing sustainable technologies. Composite materials, known for their enhanced strength and durability, are increasingly being used in various industries. These materials significantly reduce the weight of structures while maintaining or even improving their performance, which is essential for innovation […]
Minister outlines new approach to UK science and tech at G7
The Science Minister announced that UK science and technology are “open for business” during the G7 Science and Technology Ministerial in Italy. This declaration signals a bold approach to positioning the UK as a leader in innovation and technological development on a global scale. Highlighting the nation’s readiness to collaborate internationally, the Minister emphasized the […]
Synergy of recycling technologies for a circular plastics industry
Achieving a Circular Plastics Industry: Multiple Approaches Required Recycling technologies hold the key to transforming the plastics industry into a sustainable, circular model. However, there’s no single solution that fits all. A blend of different strategies is essential for success. Mechanical recycling, a traditional method, reprocesses plastic waste into reusable materials. Advanced techniques like chemical […]
Innovating with topological chemistry: Quantum advancements at Université de Sherbrooke
The Université de Sherbrooke is at the forefront of groundbreaking research in topological quantum materials, marking a significant leap forward in quantum technology. This research holds transformative potential, promising to push the boundaries of computing, encryption, and beyond. At the heart of this advancement is the study of how properties of materials change when influenced […]
CERN’S CMS experiment unlocks a new era of precision physics
The latest advancements from CERN’s CMS experiment signify a groundbreaking milestone in precision physics. Aleko Khukhunaishvili, from CERN, has highlighted critical developments that could revolutionize our understanding of the universe’s fundamental particles. The Compact Muon Solenoid (CMS) is a general-purpose detector at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) known for its role in the discovery of […]
How energy storage in plants can boost food security
New research led by Brock University aims to discover how photosynthesis and energy storage in plants can boost worldwide food security. The study explores revolutionary methods to unlock plants’ full potential, ensuring sustainable food production. By enhancing photosynthesis, researchers hope to create crops that grow faster and yield more produce, even in adverse conditions. Energy […]
Canada invests $120m to support semiconductor manufacturing and commercialisation
Canada’s Bold Move: Investing $120M in Semiconductor Manufacturing The Canadian government has unveiled a transformative investment plan, committing $120 million to boost the nation’s semiconductor manufacturing and commercialization capabilities. This substantial investment marks a new chapter in Canada’s technological advancement, positioning the country as a significant player in the global semiconductor market. Semiconductors are the […]