Not exact matches
«If you put humans as the target, even though you are not going to make a human baby, it will be provocative, it will be misinterpreted, but people will engage,» says Andrew Hessel, a self - described futurist and biotechnology
catalyst at Autodesk
in San Francisco, California, a successful software company that specializes
in 3D design programs for architecture and other fields that has been exploring
synthetic biology applications
in recent years.
Australian scientists have paved the way for carbon neutral fuel with the development of a new efficient
catalyst that converts carbon dioxide (CO2) from the air into
synthetic natural gas
in a «clean» process using solar energy.
It has triggered a small revolution
in the world of
synthetic chemistry, which had always believed that there was a limit to the number of possible bonds to build new
catalysts.
Enzymes aid chemical reactions
in living organisms like
synthetic catalysts do
in industrial chemical conversions.
Working
in his lab
in UD's Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, Rosenthal and doctoral student John DiMeglio have developed an inexpensive
catalyst that uses the electricity generated from solar energy to convert carbon dioxide, a major greenhouse gas, into
synthetic fuels for powering cars, homes and businesses.
Rosenthal says that if carbon dioxide emissions become taxed
in the future due to continuing concerns about global warming, his solar - driven
catalyst for making
synthetic fuel will compete even better economically with fossil fuels.
Results: By grafting features analogous to those
in Mother Nature's
catalysts onto a
synthetic catalyst, scientists at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory created a hydrogen production
catalyst that is 40 % faster than the unmodified
catalyst.
They make sure of a
synthetic approach to produce a 3D porous organic network
in liquid - phase reactions
in the presence of suitable solvents and / or
catalysts.
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One thing they noticed was that the
synthetic catalyst produced hydrogen faster
in a viscous liquid as opposed to a free - flowing liquid.
Working
in the Center for Molecular Electrocatalysis, a DOE Energy Frontier Research Center back
in 2011, they made a
synthetic catalyst that was 10 times faster than the natural one.
In addition, the
synthetic catalyst can operate at conditions that would disable its natural counterpart.
«
In his doctoral thesis, he is developing a realistic model of a
catalyst surface, which greatly facilitates the conversion of carbon monoxide and hydrogen to
synthetic fuel.
In order for aspartic acid to become the neurotoxic sweetener aspartame, it must undergo various
synthetic catalyst processes, and then must be isolated, given a solvent, filtered and distilled.