Copper nanoflowers power clean fuel production

Wednesday 05 Feb 2025
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Cambridge and Berkeley researchers have attached copper nanoflower electrocatalysts to an artificial leaf to produce clean fuels and chemicals that are useful to a range of industries.

The device from researchers at Cambridge University and the University of California, Berkeley combines a light-absorbing ‘leaf’ made from perovskite with a copper nanoflower catalyst to convert carbon dioxide into useful molecules.

Read more in The Engineer here