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New thesis shows tiny differences inside materials can shape big climate solutions
A new doctoral thesis at KTH explores how we can design better materials for clean energy technologies, such as producing hydrogen or converting carbon dioxide into useful chemicals.
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Groundbreaking turbulence simulation may lead to more energy‑efficient engines
See the most the most detailed simulation to date of how air moves above a rotating disk, a classical model used to study complex turbulent flows. This is important fundamental research for developing...
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New method could accelerate the search for future carbon capture materials
Researchers at KTH have developed a new digital tool that could transform how we identify materials for carbon capture, energy storage, and water purification. The software, MOFBuilder, can test advan...
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