Ocean-Based Viruses and Climate Change
Discover how ocean-based viruses are being utilized to combat climate change by enhancing carbon capture and preventing methane release. Scientists are leveraging genomic sequencing and artificial intelligence to identify viruses integral to carbon metabolism and develop community metabolic models for improved carbon capture in the world’s oceans.
Debating the Effectiveness of Removing CO2 from the Atmosphere as a Climate Solution
How effective is removing CO2 from the atmosphere as a climate solution? This question has been at the forefront of discussions surrounding climate change. With the increasing awareness of the need for sustainable practices, the focus has turned to exploring…
Scientists Make Groundbreaking Discovery on Confined Microalgal Cell Growth in Photosynthetic Engineered Living Materials
Scientists from TU Delft have made a groundbreaking discovery on how confined microalgal cells can grow optimally in photosynthetic engineered living materials. These microalgae, using light energy, convert CO2 from the air into sugars, energy, and oxygen for their survival….
ETH Zurich Researchers Unveil Groundbreaking Light-Based Method for Capturing Greenhouse Gases
This week, researchers at ETH Zurich have unveiled a groundbreaking method for capturing greenhouse gases using light. The new process, developed by a team led by Maria Lukatskaya, professor of electrochemical energy systems, utilizes the differences between dark and light…