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Flow-through reactors packed with enzymes can produce certain chemicals in a gentle and careful way. However, their performance has so far been limited. A research team from the Helmholtz-Zentrum ...

Cool Planet Technologies Limited ("CPT"), a company using advanced membrane capture technology for carbon capture, has signed a series of agreements with Helmholtz-Zentrum Hereon GmbH ("Hereon").

Metal hydrides are considered a cutting-edge storage material for hydrogen. These hydrides function even better, if the micrometer-sized hydride particles are coated with a thin polymer film. Usin ...

Hydrogen is considered a vital component of the energy transition: it can be produced from solar or wind power and therefore stores green energy in

The companies have signed a letter of intent to establish a carbon separation plant based on Hereon's PolyActive™ membrane technology. The plant is to be built in Holcim's cement plant in Höver, near Hanover.

A new class of membranes promises highly interesting applications in material separation, whether in biotechnology or water purification. The theoretical understanding of these polymer membranes is, however, still incomplete. Two researchers from Helmholtz-Zentrum Hereon and the University of Göttingen now present a study, published in the renowned science journal Chemical Reviews, that identifies these gaps in knowledge and shows promising approaches toward solving them.