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A week in Cambridge science: King's meadow, Ukraine war and solar power breakthrough - Vimarsana News

A week in Cambridge science: King's meadow, Ukraine war and solar power breakthrough

The Science team highlight the most important research from Cambridge this week

Scientists Make Liquid Fuels From Solar Power - Vimarsana News

Scientists Make Liquid Fuels From Solar Power

Researchers are developing an 'artificial leaf' capable of harnessing sunlight to transform water and carbon dioxide into low-emissions fuels.

Driving on sunshine: clean, usable liquid fuels made from solar power - Artificial leaf can directly produce clean ethanol and propanol - Vimarsana News

Driving on sunshine: clean, usable liquid fuels made from solar power - Artificial leaf can directly produce clean ethanol and propanol

Researchers have developed a solar-powered technology that converts carbon dioxide and water into liquid fuels that can be added directly to a car’s engine as drop-in fuel.   The researchers, fro ...

Scientists produce clean, cheap, and infinite fuels. Could it be an electrical impediment? - Vimarsana News

Scientists produce clean, cheap, and infinite fuels. Could it be an electrical impediment?

Researchers have developed a solar-powered technology capable of converting carbon dioxide and water into liquid fuel that can be used directly in car

Driving on sunshine: Clean, usable liquid fuels made from solar power - Vimarsana News

Driving on sunshine: Clean, usable liquid fuels made from solar power

In order to move, cells must be able to rapidly change shape. A team of researchers show that cells achieve this by storing extra 'skin' in folds and bumps on their surface. This cell surface excess can be rapidly deployed to cover temporary protrusions and then folded away for next time.