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Tech and Innovation

Inside the factory where Europe is trying to build the physical heart of quantum computing
Tech and Innovation

Pasqal leads the €50M Q-PLANET initiative to build a European quantum supply chain. Learn how neutral-atom technology impacts drug discovery and tech.

Janis Oklis
Janis Oklis
October 8, 2026
Inside the 16-year construction of the final European vacuum vessel for ITER
Tech and Innovation

Europe delivers the final 440-tonne steel sector for the ITER fusion reactor, marking a major manufacturing milestone in the race for clean energy.

Ahmad al-Hasan
Ahmad al-Hasan
October 7, 2026
Forget the hype — the real AI revolution is happening in a lab full of yeast
Tech and Innovation

Researchers at Chalmers University develop Eve, an AI scientist that autonomously hypothesizes and tests biological discoveries using brewer's yeast.

Ahmad al-Hasan
Ahmad al-Hasan
October 5, 2026
How three countries are building a cross-border hydrogen economy from the ground up
Tech and Innovation

The North Adriatic Hydrogen Valley moves to market deployment, connecting 60+ organizations in a cross-border clean energy ecosystem for 2026.

Ahmad al-Hasan
Ahmad al-Hasan
September 29, 2026
Inside the factory where General Motors turns old batteries into new cars
Tech and Innovation

GM and Cirba Solutions complete a closed-loop recycling pilot, proving 100% recycled minerals can power new EVs and secure the battery supply chain.

Janis Oklis
Janis Oklis
September 23, 2026
A Solar Powered Pizza Box Just Changed the Economics of Outer Space
Tech and Innovation

Cornell students successfully test free-flying light sails in orbit, using 3D-printed parts and solar pressure to redefine low-cost space exploration.

Léo Fontaine
Léo Fontaine
September 22, 2026
Why your next supercomputer will run on salt water and DNA
Tech and Innovation

Maynooth University researchers build a world-first DNA computer using salt water. Discover how biological hardware could solve the energy crisis.

Ahmad al-Hasan
Ahmad al-Hasan
September 21, 2026
How a retired inventor and a team of students just saved 2,000 years of lost history
Tech and Innovation

Scientists use lead-ink detection and AI to read charred Herculaneum scrolls without unrolling them, unlocking a 2,000-year-old library for the first time.

Alwin Davies
Alwin Davies
September 17, 2026
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