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Bulgaria is set to join the broader European trend of incentivizing corporate research and development, with new tax benefits expected to take effect in 2026.

The Artemis III mission, once heralded as NASA’s triumphant return of human spaceflight to the lunar surface in 2026, now faces at least a year’s delay, with its launch target pushed to mid-2027.

China has taken remarkable strides in solar-powered green hydrogen production, marked by technological innovations that push efficiency, durability, and scalability to new heights.

Japanese researchers have unlocked a transformative leap in hydrogen energy technology—a solid-state hydrogen battery built for high efficiency even at just 90°C.

MIT scientists have harnessed generative AI to revolutionize antibiotic discovery, unveiling two novel compounds capable of combating drug-resistant gonorrhoea and MRSA.