Findings could help inform the design and engineering of new nanotechnologies to improve crop yields and biomass production

“Hopefully, our work will serve as a wake-up call.”

New carbon capture membrane boasts CO2 highways

Berkeley researchers' Wave Carpet aims to compete with commercial energy converters

Researchers find that spoiled and damaged tomatoes left over from harvest can be a particularly powerful source of energy

Armed with information about what electrons are doing inside the material, researchers believe they can make improvements to solar cells

The high induction of a specific protein suggests to scientists that it could be playing an important biological role in controlling the expression of genes inside algae cells.

A new study from a UVA environmental scientist and colleagues shows about a third of the world’s malnourished population could be fed by using resources now used for biofuel production.

Laboratories have teamed up to support a DOE initiative through the creation of the Electrocatalysis Consortium (ElectroCat).

Heating simple metal oxides, like rust, could become the foundation for a solar technology that would make and store electricity by separating the hydrogen and oxygen atoms that make up water.

Findings speak to a growing sustainability movement to capture energy from existing waste

Researchers' findings demonstrate that renewable pollens could produce carbon architectures for anode applications in energy storage devices