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The Elusive Barrier Hindering CO2 Waste Conversion Efforts

Consider it nanoscale recycling, an enticing electrochemical method that can sequester carbon before it becomes air pollution and repurpose it into the constituents of consumer goods. ....

Megan Craig , Ahmed Abdellah , Department Of Chemical Engineering , Canadian Centre For Electron Microscopy , Mcmaster University , Copenhagen Danish Technical University , Nature Communications , Master University , Canadian Centre , Image Credit , Jessie Park , Danish Technical University , Electron Microscopy , Study Lead Author , Postdoctoral Fellow , Study Corresponding Author , Assistant Professor , Chemical Engineering ,

Elevating Industry Standards Through Purification for Acetone

Researchers at Delft University of Technology (TU Delft) in The Netherlands have made significant progress toward sustainable industrial fermentation by revealing ground-breaking developments in the purification of acetone and isopropanol from waste gas fermentation. ....

Zuid Holland , Skyla Baily , Delft University Of Technology , Journal Of Chemical Technology , Department Of Chemical Engineering , Delft University , Image Credit , Chemical Technology , Study Corresponding Author , Chemical Engineering , Sustainable Industrial ,

Implantable Neural Probe Records Single-Neuron Activity Over Time

Large-scale, long-term recordings of the activity of individual brain neurons are essential for improving our knowledge of neural circuits, developing new medical device-based treatments, and, eventually, developing brain-computer interfaces that need high-resolution electrophysiological data. ....

United States , Junsoo Kim , Paul Le , Wenbo Wang , Jia Liu , Megan Craig , Xiao Wang , Xin Tang , Sebastian Partarrieu , Siyuan Zhao , Katia Bertoldi , Shao Shen , Eder Medina , Andrew Spencer , Nanshu Lu , Le Floch , Guogao Zhang , Paul Le Floch , Zhao Sheng , Jongha Lee , Nicola Molinari , Ren Liu , Zheliang Wang , Boris Kozinsky , Harvard Johna Paulson School Of Engineering , Johna Paulson School Of Engineering ,

The Intricate Mysteries of Ice

Researchers have discovered a phenomenon known as premelting at temperatures significantly lower than previously believed, thanks to imaging equipment at the DOE’s Argonne National Laboratory. ....

Suvo Banik , Michael Faraday , Thomas Gage , Henry Chan , Nathan Rosenmann , Martin Holt , Arnab Neogi , Yulin Lin , Jianguo Wen , Michele Ursi Shutterstock , Megan Craig , Ilke Arslan , Tao Zhou , Office Of Science , Argonne National Laboratory , Proceedings Of The National Academy Sciences , Aiwen Lei Of Wuhan University , Office Of Basic Energy Sciences , University Of Illinois At Chicago , Argonne Center , Image Credit , Nanoscale Materials , Study Lead Author , Materials Scientist , Argonne National , Study Corresponding Author ,

Sapphire Laser Amplification

Applications for ultra-intense ultrashort lasers are numerous and include industrial service, health care, national security, and fundamental physics. ....

Skyla Baily , Yuxin Leng , Shanghai Institute Of Optics , Nuclear Physics , Sapphire Laser Amplification , Novel Method , Petawatt Limit , Super Intense Ultrafast Laser , Flight Infrastructure , Advanced Photonics Nexus , Study Corresponding Author , Shanghai Institute ,