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By Jim Shelton April 5, 2021 Share this with FacebookShare this with TwitterShare this with LinkedInShare this with EmailPrint this (© stock.adobe.com) It’s not often that a breakthrough in sustainable chemistry is influenced by a fan letter. Yet that’s what happened for Yale chemist Hailiang Wang, whose lab creates small-molecule and nanomaterial catalysts that remove unwanted material from the environment such as carbon dioxide in the atmosphere and turn it into something useful. In 2019, the journal Nature published a study from Wang’s lab that featured a new carbon dioxide conversion catalyst. Several weeks later, Wang received an email from Robert Tuttle, a Yale alumnus who winters in Naples, Florida, who had read about Wang’s research.

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