Biology
Biofuels: green gold or potential problems?
There seems to be no topic that has many different opinions in the debate about climate change as the topic of biofuels. The likelihood of them positively influencing gr…
Carbon
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Biology
Bacteria that make carbon nanotubes
Chemists and engineers from the United States and South Korea have discovered some types of semiconductor nanotubes made from living organisms, bacteria - this discovery…
Biology
Use photosynthesis to recycle waste gas from power plants
This is an intriguing idea: Instead of discharging carbon dioxide produced by burning fossil fuels into the air, recapture it with photosynthesis. Then it can be convert…
Biology
Turn CO2 into fuel
A catalyst capable of breaking chemical bonds in CO2 molecules will allow us to use carbon in the air as fuel in the same way as plants. Plants use solar energy to separ…
Biology
A marine species can limit greenhouse gases
The Salpa aspera scientific creature plays an important role in limiting greenhouse gas carbon dioxide. Biologists discover this creature that looks like this jellyfish…
Biology
Sensor chip made from carbon nanotubes
Experts from the University of Illinois (USA) have used carbon nanotubes to successfully manufacture biological sensor chips. When introduced into living cells, it helps…
Animal world
CO2 gas makes fish crazy
The amount of carbon dioxide that humans release into the atmosphere is increasing, affecting the brain and nervous system of marine fish, affecting their survival.
Animal world
The bat's breath reveals the uniformity of the latest victim of the Devil's Bat
Devil bats living in Latin America have turned to animal blood meals instead of tropical mammals,
Animal world
Mice use specialized neurons to detect carbon dioxide in the air
For rats, carbon dioxide means danger. New research from Rockefeller University proves that mice have a way to identify carbon dioxide related to a particular olfactory…
Scientific application
Students make black soap from rice husk
At first glance, the moon cake is covered with dark chocolate but in fact it is black soap cakes, successfully fabricated by a group of 5 students from Hanoi University…
Scientific application
Scientists have successfully studied rice varieties with low methane emissions
According to information published in the journal Nature (UK) on July 22, scientists from the United States, Sweden and China have successfully studied starch-rich rice…
Scientific application
'Artificial leaves' produce electricity
A North Carolina University team developed a colloidal solar device - called 'artificial leaves'.
Scientific application
Rice husk is a clean construction material
Using rice husk as electricity generation material not only does not cause pollution, but the amount of ash obtained after burning is not small.
Scientific application
Super products created by nanotechnology
In the science labs around the world is the revolution of nanotechnology. There people make materials that can radically change our lives.
Scientific application
Using corn to monitor CO2 from decomposition gas
Scientists at the University of California Irvine (UCI) have provided more information about air pollution caused by plants and animals in the United States by analyzing…