A method for removing carcinogenic ‘forever chemicals’ from water
Scientists have found an environmentally friendly way to break the strong chemical bonds of a persistent pollutant
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Technology to program proteins for everyday products
The platform combines synthetic biology and artificial intelligence to open the possibilities of protein design
Battery-free, underwater cameras explore the ocean
The autonomous device takes colour photos even in dark environments
A breakthrough plastic upcycling process
A recent study opens up the possibility of converting polyethylene plastic into higher-value products
Monitoring biodiversity through soundscapes
A new system for monitoring ecosystems helps researchers to collect high-resolution audio data around the clock
Lab-grown, bio-based drugs could transform mental health care
New versions of cannabinoid and psychedelic therapeutics could be easier to store and use
Splitting hydrogen from water with sunlight
Researchers have developed a new way to produce renewable hydrogen fuel that is both cost-effective and environmentally friendly
Self-healing recyclable plastic
The supramolecular plastics decompose much more easily than traditional polymers and can be used as an adhesive
Using magnets to make oxygen for astronauts
The technology could make it more efficient to produce oxygen during long space voyages
Eco-friendly sound-proofing made from seaweed
The material is biodegradable and sustainable, and unlike traditional foams it doesn’t require petrochemicals for its production
‘Artificial photosynthesis’ could be the future of food
New research paves the way for food production independent of sunlight
Study uses apples to remove nanoplastics from water
Researchers in Japan have devised a method for removing nanoplastics from water using a biopolymer derived from apples