Hydrocarbons

In a groundbreaking study published in ‘Zaštita Materijala’ (translated as ‘Material Protection’), researchers at Ss ‘Cyril and Methodius’ University in Skopje have unveiled a promising method for converting waste plastic into liquid fuel through cat

A groundbreaking study led by Pitchaiah Sudalaimuthu from the Department of Mechanical Engineering at SRM TRP Engineering College has unveiled a promising approach to tackling the growing issue of medical plastic waste. Published in ‘Scientific Repor

Recent research published in ‘Frontiers in Thermal Engineering’ has spotlighted the significant potential of methane as an alternative fuel in dual-fuel engines, particularly those powered by diesel. The study, led by Gaurav Tripathi, delves into the

In a significant advancement for carbon dioxide utilization, researchers at the Harbin Institute of Technology have shed light on the promising realm of solar thermal catalytic reduction technology. This innovative approach aims to transform CO2 into

In a significant advancement for the energy sector, researchers have made notable strides in the metabolic engineering of Yarrowia lipolytica, an unconventional oleaginous yeast, to enhance the synthesis of terpenes. These natural compounds, which se

In a significant stride towards sustainable materials, researchers have successfully extracted a bioplasticizer from eucalyptus leaves, presenting a promising alternative to traditional fossil fuel-derived plasticizers. This innovative approach not o

In a groundbreaking study published in ‘Heliyon,’ researchers have unveiled the potential of high-temperature pyrolysis to transform organic waste into valuable energy resources. The study, led by Elif Babayiğit from the Department of Environmental E

Recent advancements in synthetic biology are paving the way for more efficient bioproduction processes, particularly in the energy sector. A groundbreaking study led by Young-Kyoung Park from the Department of Bioengineering and the Centre for Synthe

Recent advancements in the photochemical and photoelectrochemical reduction of carbon dioxide (CO2) are stirring excitement within the energy sector, offering a potential pathway to transform greenhouse gases into valuable fuels and chemicals. Howeve

Recent research highlights the significant role of Saccharomyces cerevisiae, a yeast commonly used in food fermentation, and its potential implications for various sectors, particularly energy. The study, led by Zhiluo Que from the College of Enology