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Could melamine big a really big help in carbon capture?
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A way to generate an alternative jet fuel by harvesting an unusual carbon molecule from bacteria
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Using bacteria for a totally new type of fuel that has a projected energy density even greater than rocket fuel
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Accelerating CO2 capture in oceans with bacteria
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New nanofactories could lead to medicines, vitamins and more being made at lower costs
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Turning pollution into cash: Converting carbon dioxide into ethylene to reduce the carbon footprint
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The world of research evolves through remote experimentation
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New all-season smart-roof coating regulates household temperature without consuming natural gas or electricity
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The first self-powered aqueous robot that runs continuously without electricity
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Researchers can now engineer a microbe to produce something unknown in nature
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Towards a real Tricorder: Combining infrared light and machine learning to diagnose Alzheimer’s disease before symptoms arise
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New LEDs are ‘tuneable’ to different wavelengths of light and can detect off food and lethal gases
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Towards new technologies that are 3D-grown rather than 3D-printed
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Infinitely recyclable plastic called PDK is not made from petroleum and is getting ready for industrial-scale manufacturing
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Biodegradable plastics that are finally truly compostable
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