Researchers at Stanford University have found a way to help reduce the cost of catalysts…
Browsing: Catalysts
Catalysts are substances that accelerate chemical reactions without being consumed in the process, playing a critical role in both natural systems and industrial applications. From enzymes that power metabolism to materials that drive cleaner energy production and efficient manufacturing, catalysts are central to innovation in chemistry, biology, and environmental science. This page highlights the latest research on catalysts, uncovering new materials, mechanisms, and technologies that are transforming everything from drug development to sustainable fuel generation.
Researchers from SLAC and Stanford have teamed with scientists at the Max Planck Institute to…
Chemical engineers at UMass Amherst have discovered a high-yield method of making plastic bottles from…
Scientists around the world continue to study greenhouse gas emissions and researchers at the Fritz…
Fuel-cell technology is set to take a step forward as chemists have created a triple-headed…