Researchers have developed transparent solar cells which can be embedded into the glass surfaces of mobile devices, cars, and buildings, offering a seamless and efficient way to generate power from sunlight.

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Cancer nanotech nurtures sustainable agriculture innovation | Scientists outlined how nanotechnology principles developed to deliver toxic drugs to cancer cells could help produce more environmentally-friendly pesticides and fungicides.

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New 🔬 research identifies 🧭 method of extracting ♻️ rare earth elements 🌍 from mining waste product ⚡ that is two to three times more efficient 🚀 than previous approaches

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Scientists has developed a novel composite photocatalyst for converting CO₂ into methane. The catalyst, based on titanium dioxide and a unique high-entropy carbide, increases methane yield sevenfold compared to conventional materials.

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Lithium-ion batteries are integral to our technological lives today, but they have their issues, including fire risk and environmental contamination. Researchers have created a metal-free battery with organic electrodes and a water-based electrolyte that would be much safer.

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🌱 Leafy Greens as Metal Extractors: Certain Brassicaceae plants, like kale and broccoli, can absorb toxic yet valuable metals like thallium from contaminated soil.

🔬 Advanced Tech Reveals Potential: UQ researchers used X-ray scanning to show these plants accumulate thallium in a way that could be ideal for metallurgical extraction and reuse in medical tech and energy.

💎 Sustainable Mining Solution: This "phytomining" approach with plants like kale, which crystallizes thallium in its leaves, offers a sustainable way to source critical metals while rehabilitating contaminated soils.

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Researchers developed ‘plantymers’: plastics that are sustainably produced from plant proteins and that break down naturally in the environment

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