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CO2-Trapping Engineered Wood Paves Way for Green Building

Rice University researchers have found a method to engineer wood to trap CO2 by a likely scalable, energy-efficient approach that also makes the material more robust for construction purposes.

Soumyabrata royMegan craigMuhammad rahmanGustavo raskosky rice universityResearch scientistUniversity of calgary professor george shimizuResearch laboratoryRice universityRice georger brown school of engineeringTrapping engineered wood paves wayGreen buildingImage creditCell reports physicalMaterials scientistStudy lead authorCalgary professor george shimizu

Engineered Wood Grows Stronger While Trapping Carbon Dioxide

Developing sustainable alternatives to existing materials could help mitigate climate change and reduce carbon dioxide emissions.

Soumyabrata royGeorge shimizuMuhammad rahmanResearch laboratoryGeorger brown school of engineeringUniversity of calgary professorRice universityCell reports physicalCalgary professorAir force research laboratory

Engineered Wood Grows Stronger While Trapping Carbon Dioxide

Developing sustainable alternatives to existing materials could help mitigate climate change and reduce carbon dioxide emissions.

Soumyabrata royGeorge shimizuMuhammad rahmanResearch laboratoryGeorger brown school of engineeringUniversity of calgary professorRice universityCell reports physicalCalgary professorAir force research laboratory

Engineered wood grows stronger while trapping carbon dioxide

Engineered wood grows stronger while trapping carbon dioxide
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Soumyabrata royGeorge shimizuMuhammad rahmanResearch laboratoryGeorger brown school of engineeringUniversity of calgary professorRice universityCell reports physicalCalgary professorAir force research laboratory

Asphaltene turned into graphene for composites

Rice University scientists are working on converting asphaltene, a carbon-rich resource, into useful graphene.

Pulickel ajayanJames tourChris vavraGolam kibriaMuhammad rahmanUniversity of calgaryResearchers at rice universityRice universityM asr saadi rice universityM asr saadi rice university courtesyScience advancesControl engineering

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