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New device could capture carbon dioxide at the flick of a switch

Exciting news has come from Rice University where engineers have developed a new technology that could lower the cost of capturing carbon dioxide (CO2)...

Scientists find new way to split water into hydrogen

A group of scientists led by Professor Armido Studer at the Institute of Organic Chemistry at Münster University in Germany, has come up with...

Researchers discover the key to solid-state batteries’ success

Scientists at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, supported by the Department of Energy, have made an exciting breakthrough in the field of energy storage. They employed...

New hybrid battery could store electricity and produce valuable chemicals simultaneously

Researchers have made an exciting breakthrough in battery technology by developing a hybrid cell that not only stores and provides electricity but also produces...

Weaker bonds can actually make material stronger, shows study

Scientists from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and Duke University have stumbled upon an interesting finding: introducing weaker bonds into a material can...

New catalyst opens the door for cheaper green hydrogen

Scientists from the University of Adelaide, Australia, are contributing to a cleaner, greener future! They've made an exciting discovery which could potentially lower the cost...

Scientists explore new material for enhanced solar energy conversion

Scientists from Florida State University and the FAMU-FSU College of Engineering are working to develop innovative solar cells for a brighter tomorrow. Instead of using...

Scientists find new way to recover valuable metals from sewage sludge

Engineers have made a remarkable breakthrough by developing an environmentally friendly and cost-effective way to extract heavy metals from biosolids.

Scientists find simple and low-cost way for encapsulation

Researchers at the University of Waterloo have made a groundbreaking discovery that could have a significant impact across various industries.

Scientists turn air and plastic waste into clean fuels using solar power

An innovative solar-powered reactor that can capture carbon dioxide (CO2) from industrial processes or directly from the air and convert it into clean, sustainable fuels.