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17/02/2026
Liquid Sun and Gallium: How Scientists Produce Clean Hydrogen from Water Scientists at the University of Sydney have developed a circular process that uses liquid gallium and light to generate clean hydrogen from fresh or seawater, without external electricity or purified water, achieving competitive efficiencies for a first prototype.

17/02/2026
Self-Healing Infrastructure: Smart Coatings and IoT Sensors Against Corrosion The combination of self-healing materials and IoT sensors is set to transform maintenance of bridges, pipelines, and marine structures, shifting from reactive repairs to predictive strategies based on real-time data.

17/02/2026
MIT’s 10 Breakthrough Technologies 2026: Redefining the Future of Engineering MIT Technology Review has published its annual “10 Breakthrough Technologies 2026” list, featuring innovations from energy and biotechnology to artificial intelligence and space, set to reshape how we produce energy, design AI systems, and envision future medicine.

03/02/2026
Enzymatic Microbubble Microrobots: A New Way to Treat Tumors from Within A team led by Caltech and USC has developed microscale robots in the form of protein microbubbles capable of autonomously navigating toward tumors, being visualized by ultrasound, and releasing drugs with high precision, opening a promising path for biomedical engineering applied to oncology.

29/12/2025
World’s first 30 MW gas turbine running on pure hydrogen China has achieved a global milestone in clean energy by bringing “Jupiter I” into stable operation, the first 30-megawatt gas turbine that generates electricity using only hydrogen, located in the Inner Mongolia region and designed to tackle one of the biggest challenges of renewables: storing and using surplus wind and solar power with zero carbon emissions.

18/12/2025
Physicists 3D-print a Christmas tree made of pure ice using only water and vacuum A team at the University of Amsterdam has managed to 3D-print an 8-centimeter Christmas tree made entirely of pure ice, using no freezers or cryogenic gases—only water and a vacuum chamber.

17/12/2025
SIMULATION AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE FOR OPTIMIZATION AND DECISION-MAKING IN INDUSTRIAL SYSTEMS CALL FOR PAPERS: Guest editors · Dr Emilio Jiménez Macías, University of La Rioja. · Dr Jorge Luis García Alcaraz, Autonomous University of Ciudad Juárez.

11/12/2025
The Plasma “Passing Game” Explains Why Fusion Reactors Lose Heat So Fast A team at Japan’s National Institute for Fusion Science (NIFS) has uncovered a hidden turbulence mechanism in fusion plasmas that explains why heat escapes from reactor cores much faster than classical models predicted, marking a key step toward designing more efficient and stable fusion power plants.

10/12/2025
China develops solar-powered gel that simultaneously desalates seawater and extracts boron A team of Chinese researchers has engineered a composite gel capable of producing freshwater and, at the same time, recovering boron from seawater using only solar energy, addressing both a long-standing challenge in desalination and a strategic need for critical mineral supply.

09/12/2025
Ten People Who Shaped Science in 2025: From a Trailblazing Baby to Guardians of Integrity In 2025, science moved forward not just through big discoveries, but through the courage of individuals willing to push boundaries, challenge power, and protect evidence-based decisions. Nature’s annual “Nature’s 10” list captures that human side of science with ten stories that connect deep space, deep oceans, gene editing, and global health.