Editor's Choice: Carbon capture, artificial mussels🐚, electric joyrides⚡️, research monitoring & more!

Capturing carbon dioxide, Shells go nuclear, Worms surf electric fields, Brain repair & Creating matter from light. Plus from our blog: Monitoring research for further impact. Read all in the latest Editor's Choice.
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Capturing carbon dioxide

Researchers from Japan and China developed a new energy-efficient
CO2 capture method to help mitigate climate change.

Molecular gates

Shells go nuclear

Artificial mussels used to detect metallic pollutants in the ocean can also measure radioactive pollution.

Mollusk monitors

Worms surf electric fields
 

Tiny roundworm larvae surf electric fields to hitch rides on passing insects and travel farther.   

Electric joyride
Brain repair

Regeneration in fruit fly brain cells holds clues to new therapies for repairing damage or disease in ageing human brains.
  

Creating matter from light


Simulations test how matter arises from collisions of light particles and other theories of particle physics.   

Let there be matter!

We spoke with Mikas Matsuzawa, International Communications Manager for Hiroshima University, about how she uses our monitoring service and why it helps her in her day-to-day job.

Read the interview
Asia Research News 2024

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