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A green square floats on the water in front of buildings and blue sky.
EnergyTopicNewsType

Floating Artificial Leaf Turns CO2 Into Fuel

Lightweight device yields hydrogen or syngas—at a comparatively cut-rate cost

3 min read
159 honeycomb-like mirrors at the German Aerospace Center’s solar furnace
EnergyTopicNewsType

Europe’s Solar Fuels on the Rise

E.U. consortium invests in solar tech and plasmonics to convert carbon dioxide into clean fuel

4 min read
The newly developed photoelectrode, a sandwich of semiconductor layer (TiO2) between gold film (Au film) and gold nanoparticles (Au NPs).
SemiconductorsNewsTypeTopic

Gold Nanomaterials Make Photoelectrode Shine Bright

A photoelectrode made from a combination of gold nanoparticles and a gold nanofilm offers efficient way to split water

2 min read
Illustration of graphene, with shining light.
SemiconductorsNewsTypeTopic

Here's How Graphene Makes Photodetectors 100,000 Times as Responsive as Silicon

Scientists discover that protons can transport through graphene, and light can help the movement

3 min read

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