Nymphea Labs hopes to stop the spread of disease-carrying mosquitoes by disturbing the water in which they breed.

Engineers at a US university have developed a way to use copper nanotubes to reduce carbon monoxide waste into useful acetic acid.

Clear silicon replaces the traditional opaque semi-conductor layers in current solar energy cells.

The most common plastic waste products can now become usable manufacturing fuels and waxes.

Imagindairy’s process involves creating models of gene expression and using these to induce yeast cells to produce milk proteins.

Engineers have developed a wooden satellite that burns up on re-entry – eliminating the possibility of creating more space debris.

Fraunhofer UMSICHT is collaborating with Fraunhofer IBP to develop fungus-based sound absorbers.

A hand-held device can create a nanofiber skin substitute that eliminates the need for painful bandage changes for burns and wounds.

A team of researchers has developed a new method for converting carbon dioxide into jet fuel to create a circular carbon economy.

A design firm is using biological waste as a raw material to make colourful products such as lamps, tabletops and wall treatments.

Akua’s kelp-based burgers may be the most sustainable meat-alternative yet, using fewer resources.

The small size of the new reactors makes for easy transport, thus creating mobile energy sources.