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Clarkson research team s publication on Harmful Algal Blooms featured in journal

Clarkson research team s publication on Harmful Algal Blooms featured in journal
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2D Nanomaterials and Enhanced Oil Recovery Technologies

This article highlights the latest advancements in various 2D nanomaterials utilized to enhance oil recovery technology.

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Anticorrosive Nanocomposites; An Overview

Nanocomposite coatings can have stronger corrosion resistance than traditional materials and are an essential component to many industrial sectors.

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From Sunlight Park to East Harbour, Part 2 of 2

From Sunlight Park to East Harbour, Part 2 of 2
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Using MEPS to Generate Photosynthetic Electron Transport in Cyanobacteria

Cyanobacteria have evolved complicated mechanisms to transform light energy into chemical energy during three billion years of existence. Cyanobacteria produce reducing power (NADPH) and chemical energy (ATP) for carbon dioxide fixation using only the most basic of ingredients: light and water.

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