Bacteria worth their weight in gold
Bacterial gold made on surprisingly short timescale
News - Process
Nanocatalyst enables four reactions at once
Reduces steps and waste for greener chemistry
Using light to separate oil from water
Team creates surface by modifying titanium dioxide
3D-printed glass breakthrough
Optics, data transmission & biotechnology potential
Nanostructures in nanoseconds
Pressure-based technique 9m times faster
Hydrogel membrane improves virus filtration
Could improve drinking water safety
Making chemicals from algal biomass waste
Residue from oil extraction could be just as useful
Renewable plastic precursor from biomass
Could help cellulosic biofuel economics stack up
Graphene oxide to ‘sieve’ salt from water
Membrane turns seawater into drinking water
Treatment project seeks boost for bioenergy
Cleaning feedstocks will increase efficiencies
Process turns used nappies into fuel
Provides more responsible alternative
One-step crystallisation for zeolites
Could lead to commercial production of membranes
MIT machine synthesises peptides quickly
Opens doors to rapid drug prototyping and testing
PE and PP can combine with new method
Could mean common plastics can be recycled together
UV light-driven catalyst makes fuels from CO2
Rhodium catalyst selective towards methane
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