A Swiss research team has developed a groundbreaking molecule that mimics plant photosynthesis, storing four charges simultaneously under light. This innovation could lead to carbon-neutral fuels and a sustainable energy future.
In a groundbreaking study, scientists from Northwestern University have used a nanoparticle megalibrary to find a low-cost, efficient alternative to iridium for hydrogen production. This revolutionary approach could pave the way for affordable green hydrogen and transform energy solutions.
