Photosynthesis is as ubiquitous as air itself, allowing plants to utilize sun's energy for food production. As part of an ongoing research, scientists across the world are trying to develop artificial photosynthesis systems for quite some time now. What a team at the University of Copenhagen has accomplished, however, is something quite different. For the…
Previously, we have talked about how scientists have devised an artificial photosynthesis system that and absorbs and converts carbon dioxide emissions into usable components. But this time around, beyond a complex system, researchers at Florida State University have created an artificial material that replicates the natural process of photosynthesis. The material in question here pertains…
Previously, we had talked about how scientists have been able to mimic natural leaves with the artificial end product having the capacity of photosynthesis. Well, this time around, a collaborative effort from the researchers at US Department of Energy (DOE)’s Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley Lab) and the University of California (UC) Berkeley has resulted…