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Scientists develop electric vehicle ‘supercharger’
Swedish researchers develop a system capable of charging electric vehicles within two hours
Exploring our energy future: is it time to go nuclear?
Research shows that in the absence of suitable locations for hydroelectric plants, nuclear power could be the best option for base-load generation
Using wireless fault detection to improve substation safety
An EPSRC-funded research project will use wireless sensor networks to monitor faulty insulation and thus improve reliability and safety of electricity substations
Abandoned mineshafts could be used to heat Glasgow
Experts believe that disused coal mines could hold the key to solving the problem of fuel poverty within Scotland’s largest city
Uncharted territory, untapped potential
A common energy - an article from Commissioner Günther Oettinger
Backing for fracking - an article from Professor Peter Styles
Scientists use lasers to produce hollow-atom plasma
Could blue-green algae provide the fuel of tomorrow?
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Science Omega Review
Genetic engineering policy needs modification
Human activity causes global vegetation variation
Permaculture: overcoming the challenges of climate change
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Graphene ink could be the future for foldable electronics
Is it time to bid QWERTY farewell?
New Catapult to propel UK satellite applications into the future
ECSAT unveiled: ‘ESA has landed in the UK’
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Algae act as coral food banks in tough times
Bird personality linked to climate variation?
RHS Chelsea Flower Show to host ‘Twitter garden’
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Graphene ink could be the future for foldable electronics
Termite mounds inspire new ‘breathing’ buildings
A quantum leap - semiconductors in nanoscience
Genuine creativity: exploring computational materials science
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