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30 September 201429 September 2014

Schmerz lass nach

Opiate können zukünftig aus Zucker und gentechnisch veränderter Hefe hergestellt werden

13 August 201412 August 2014

Biofuels will have impact on food prices as industry scales

Price volatility in the corn market has far-reaching consequences

7 July 20145 July 2014

Auf dem Weg zur zellfreien Biomolekül-Fabrik

Effiziente Herstellung von maßgeschneiderten Proteinen in zellfreien Reaktoren in greifbarer Nähe

1 July 201430 June 2014

A biodegradable plastic made from waste methane

Scientists are making PHA (a biodegradable polymer similar to the polypropylene used in yogurt containers) from waste methane

11 June 201410 June 2014

York scientists provide new insights into biomass breakdown

Scientists at the University of York are playing a key role in the quest for a better understanding of how a recently discovered family of enzymes can degrade hard-to-digest biomass into its constituent sugars

8 May 20147 May 2014

Increased Drought Portends Lower Future Midwest Crop Yields

New research found "number of risk management implications for farmers"

14 April 20149 September 2021

Stanford scientists discover a novel way to make ethanol without corn or other plants

Stanford scientists have created a copper-based catalyst that produces large quantities of ethanol from carbon monoxide gas at room temperature

10 March 20149 September 2021

The race to capture, use and monetize waste CO2

Reduce carbon? Rid the world of excess CO₂? Not so fast, buster.

22 November 201321 November 2013

Stanford study could lead to paradigm shift in organic solar cell research

A new study by Stanford scientists overturns a widely held explanation for how organic photovoltaics turn sunlight into electricity

20 November 20139 September 2021

Die Nickel-Lösung

Stanford-Forscher haben eine Beschichtung gefunden, die Siliziumsolarzellen bei der solaren Wasserstoffgewinnung vor Korrosion schützt - und zugleich die Effizienz des Verfahrens erhöht

Stanford scientists create a low-cost, long-lasting water splitter made of silicon and nickel

Stanford researchers have developed an inexpensive device that uses light to split water into oxygen and clean-burning hydrogen. The goal is to supplement solar cells with hydrogen-powered fuel cells that can generate electricity when the sun isn't shining or demand is high

16 September 2013

Stanford scientists use ‘wired microbes’ to generate electricity from sewage

An interdisciplinary team has created a "microbial battery" driven by naturally occurring bacteria that have evolved to produce electricity as they digest organic material

15 August 2013

New possibilities for efficient biofuel production

New discovery could finally enable cheap cellulosic biofuels

16 February 20139 September 2021

Going negative: Stanford scientists explore new ways to remove atmospheric CO<sub>2</sub>

GCEP-report describing suites of emerging carbon-negative solutions to global warming

27 January 2013

ASU scientists unravel the mysteries of spider silk

Laser light scattering technique to uncover the properties of this exceptional biological polymer

8 October 2012