Image for Illustrative Purposes Only. Summary: • Marine bacteria play a big role in moving carbon from the ocean surface to deeper waters • Viruses called phages infect these bacteria, causing them to evolve defenses that can affect how carbon…
Image for Illustrative Purposes Only. Summary: • Scientists are exploring ways to make nuclear fuel last longer and work more safely. • Embedding tiny uranium nitride particles in fuel could help trap harmful byproducts. • This could reduce nuclear waste…
Image for Illustrative Purposes Only. Summary: • Mosses and their partner microbes can remove harmful metals from polluted water. • These natural systems may work better than traditional methods in cold and remote areas. • Researchers are exploring ways to…
Image for Illustrative Purposes Only. Summary: • Scientists have created a new battery part using silicon and flexible rubber. • This technology could make drones and electric vehicles run much longer on a single charge. • The new material is…
Image for Illustrative Purposes Only. Summary: • Solid-state batteries can be safer and store more energy than traditional types. • Organic materials like indigo dye may help these batteries work better and more sustainably. • New research shows careful mixing…
Image for Illustrative Purposes Only. Summary: • Researchers are using langoustine shells, a food industry byproduct, to build parts of robots. • Combining natural exoskeletons with synthetic materials could make robotics more sustainable. • This approach could help recycle waste…
Image for Illustrative Purposes Only. Summary: • Researchers are finding ways to use recycled tyres and plastics to build better roads. • This approach could reduce landfill waste and make roads more durable in hot climates. • Using recycled materials…
Image for Illustrative Purposes Only. Summary: • A unique project in Scotland combined tidal energy, battery storage, and hydrogen production for the first time. • The system helps smooth out tidal energy’s ups and downs, making renewable power more reliable.…
Summary: • Discarded seashells can be used to make concrete more environmentally friendly. • Replacing some cement with ground seashell powder can reduce concrete’s carbon emissions by up to 36 percent. • Using shell waste in construction could help reduce…
Image for Illustrative Purposes Only. Summary: • Scientists have found a new way to turn methane, a harmful greenhouse gas, into ethylene using sunlight. • The process uses a special catalyst made from palladium, gold, and titanium dioxide to make…
