What looks like a blue satellite dish is actually a Swiss-developed solar reactor that not only generates high-efficiency hydrogen but also reuses wastes such as oxygen and heat energy. TheContinue Reading
The University of Cambridge researchers created ultra-thin, flexible gadgets inspired by photosynthesis, the mechanism through which plants turn sunlight into food. These low-cost, self-driving gadgets are light enough to float,Continue Reading
Researchers at the University of Cambridge have used semi-artificial photosynthesis to produce hydrogen fuel from water using the most abundant source of power – sunlight. They used natural sunlight toContinue Reading
