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5 October 202129 September 2021

Großer Fortschritt bei der Entwicklung von mikrobiellen Brennstoffzellen

Forscher infundieren Bakterien mit Silber, um die Energieeffizienz von Brennstoffzellen zu verbessern


Researchers Infuse Bacteria with Silver to Improve Power Efficiency in Fuel Cells

Living energy-recovery systems utilizing bacteria found in wastewater offer a one-two punch for environmental sustainability efforts


12 May 20219 September 2021

Bridging carbon product’s valley of death

Capturing CO2 from energy production emissions to create viable and economical carbon products is a reality that could breathe new life into the coal communities


9 October 20209 September 2021

Effective pathway to convert CO2 into ethylene

Scientists developed nanoscale copper wires with specially shaped surfaces to catalyze a chemical reaction that reduces greenhouse gas emissions while generating ethylene


17 January 20209 September 2021

Using CO2 as an industrial feedstock could change the world. Here’s how

We need to actively remove excess CO2 from the atmosphere. The question then becomes: what do we do with the carbon that is removed?


31 July 201828 July 2018

Researchers Discover New Enzyme Paradigm for Critical Reaction in Converting Lignin to Useful Products

New finding will help convert lignin to useful products


9 November 20168 November 2016

NREL Researchers Discover How a Bacterium, Clostridium thermocellum, Utilizes both CO2 and Cellulose to Make Biofuels

Clostridium thermocellum is among the most efficient bacteria in directly converting cellulosic materials into hydrogen and hydrocarbons biofuels


28 August 201526 August 2015

BESC creates microbe that bolsters isobutanol production

New significant finding to encourage microbial engineering challenges


25 August 201524 August 2015

UCLA scores 6.5-million-gallon water savings

New turf field expected to increase savings to more than 15 million gallons this year


10 June 20159 June 2015

Hightech-Fasern für die Organ- und Gewebe-Regeneration

Fraunhofer IGB, Universitätsklinikum Tübingen und University of California entwickeln neues Elektrospinnverfahren, um PLA und synthetische Polymere mittels elektrischer Ladung zu Fasern zu verspinnen


High-tech fibres for organ and tissue regeneration

Fraunhofer IGB, together with Tübingen University Hospital and the University of California in Los Angeles (UCLA) developed a particular variant of electrospinning in which synthetic and PLA polymers are spun into fibres using an electrical charge


28 May 2013

UMass Amherst finds new way to make p-xylene from biomass

Paul Dauenhauer, UMass Amherst Chemical Engineer, Receives DuPont Young Professor Award


17 February 2013

MIT: Engineering cells for more efficient biofuel production

Isobutanol production in yeast boost amount by about 260 percent


30 March 2012

Fossil Free: Microbe Helps Convert Solar Power to Liquid Fuel

By pairing biology and photovoltaics, a new "electrofuel" system could build alternative fuels


7 March 2011

BESC scores a first with isobutanol directly from cellulose

Clostridium cellulolyticum also has been genetically engineered to improve ethanol production

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