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Saudi Arabia recruits one of the world s most cited scientists, Spain s Fernando Maestre | Science

An expert on desertification who is highly critical of the Spanish scientific system, the ecologist recently won a $2.7 million European grant he’ll now have to delay or turn down entirely

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ClimateCrete Inc announces close of $3 3 million series A funding round led by Capital K

ClimateCrete Inc announces close of $3 3 million series A funding round led by Capital K
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New calcium material functions as an ammonia synthesis catalyst

New calcium material functions as an ammonia synthesis catalyst
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Research finds properties of renewable carbon can be used to create more sustainable products

Carbon-based materials have long been recognized for their remarkable properties, making them ideal catalysts for accelerating chemical reactions. Their low cost, lightweight nature, and large surface area provide an excellent scaffold for anchoring catalysts, ensuring stability, and allowing molecules ample surface area to interact with. This makes carbons highly useful for energy storage, sensing, and catalyzing reactions in chemical processes and fuel cells.

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