New Theories and Materials Aid the Transition to Clean Energy
New study explores different approaches to catalysis, a process that plays an essential role in biological reactions
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Designing and Building a ‘Green’ Lab
Flexible, thoughtful lab design saves both energy and money
Metrohm USA Announces 9th Annual Young Chemist Award Winner
Ryan Jansonius is a PhD candidate at the University of British Columbia where his research centers around developing technologies that use inexpensive and abundant renewable electricity
Moving toward Cleaner, More Sustainable Production of Hydrogen
Scientists used advanced experimental tools to forge a clearer understanding of an electrochemical catalytic process that's cleaner and more sustainable than current methods
Tri-Lab Initiative Leads Innovation in Hybrid Energy Systems
Recent paper outlines a viable path forward for hybrid energy systems
New Technique Seamlessly Converts Ammonia to Green Hydrogen
Researchers leverage renewable electricity for widespread, distributed hydrogen fuel production
Fellowship Funds Experiments in Growing Algae without Sunlight
The need for energy is projected to increase, and algae could help meet that demand
Could Atmospheric Water Vapor Be a Renewable Energy Source?
Electricity generated by interactions between water molecules and metals may be turned into a source of energy, Tel Aviv University research reveals
Scientists Rewire Photosynthesis to Fuel Our Future
If we could replace even a part of fossil fuel-produced hydrogen with algal biohydrogen that is made via light and water, it would have a substantial impact
New Insights on Best Materials for Harvesting Sunlight Underwater
Researchers demonstrated that various wide-band gap semiconductors, rather than the narrow-band semiconductors used in traditional silicon solar cells, are best equipped for underwater use