A bimetallic bismuth catalyst shows excellent efficiency for the electrochemical reduction of carbon dioxide to formate.
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Mimicking Brain Connectivity with a Graphene–Carbon Nanotube Web [Video]
A cortex-like, 3D model of the brain can be used to screen drugs against diseases such as malignant glioma infiltration.
MOFs –Carbon capture players
MOF‐based carbon dioxide capture urgently needs evaluation of engineering and process design to meet industrial standards.
The Agnotology of Carbon Dioxide
We all see the smoke; can we afford to ignore the fire? The climate doomsday clock is ticking!
Why the Social Cost of Carbon Will Always Be Disputed
A key reason is that the unique complexity of the Earth system, and the unprecedentedness of likely climate change over the next century, mean the economic value of future climate damage cannot be estimated by normal scientific methods.
Carbon Dioxide Conversion and Corrosion
Mind the gap: Carbon dioxide corrosion problems in a world of carbon dioxide conversion research. Understanding the surface chemistry and electrochemistry and how they affect the overarching systems.
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Carbon Nanomaterials in Healthcare [Video]
Carbon nanomaterials are promising therapeutic and diagnostic agents for healthcare applications including imaging and drug-delivery.
Functional Carbonaceous Material from Carbon Wastes
Progress in the synthesis of graphene and CNTs from carbon wastes
Chemicals from Carbon Dioxide and Sunlight
A demonstration plant for a groundbreaking technology to produce chemicals from sunlight will be built at Delfzijl, the Netherlands.
Carbon Going Green: Quantum Dot Enhanced Photosynthesis
By matching the absorption of chloroplasts, dual-wavelength-emitting carbon dots can enhance the efficiency of the biological photosynthetic system both in vivo and in vitro.
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