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As effective as fossil fuels may be, their impact on the planet cannot be overstated. Now researchers at Berkeley Lab have coaxed bacteria into directly producing a new biofuel with an energy density significantly higher than jet fuel.

Converting petroleum into fuels involves crude chemistry first invented by humans in the 1800s. Meanwhile, bacteria have been producing carbon-based energy molecules for billions of years. Which d ...

New York, July 4 (IANS) Scientists have used a molecule made by bacteria to develop a new class of sustainable biofuels powerful enough to launch rockets.

An antifungal molecule produced by

Researchers working on biofuels have created a new class of sustainable biofuels that are strong enough to launch rockets using an unusual chemical produced by bacteria.

Converting petroleum into fuels involves crude chemistry first invented by humans in the 1800s. Meanwhile, bacteria have been producing carbon-based energy molecules for billions of years. Which do you think is better at the job

The Recreational Sports Facility, or RSF, has slowly reopened to campus but has been slower with giving full access to certain campus and commuity members.

The San Francisco Pride Parade returned Sunday where community members representing UC Berkeley and Berkeley Lab joined the march down Market Street.

A newly discovered species of bacteria is visible to the naked eye, stretching the limits of our understanding of single-celled life.

Solar and energy storage were described by Elon Musk as going together “like peanut butter and jelly”. Andy Colthorpe hears from those co-locating the two.