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They will continue to work together on scientific discoveries, including the development of nuclear power and propulsion systems for the Moon and Mars
The projects are expected to help improve existing recycling processes that break plastics into chemical building blocks, which can then be used to make new products
It will drive collaboration on the Department of Energy’s activities in the Arctic region, including the development of advanced microgrids and nuclear power systems
It will support experiments, data analysis and computer modelling and simulation of plasma behaviour
Fusion research aims to copy the process which powers the Sun for a new large-scale source of clean energy on Earth
Funding will be shared by 17 projects that aim to reduce energy usage and carbon emissions for commercial aircraft propulsion systems
Funding will be shared over three years by three laboratory-led research projects, which are focused on different major approaches to capturing carbon
Funding will support projects which will harness algorithms to take advantage of artificial intelligence and machine learning technologies
The funding aims to investigate how perovskite solar cells can have high performance and low production costs
The 18 chosen projects will support the government’s ‘[email protected]’ vision for affordable hydrogen production, storage, distribution and consumption
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