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Boreskov Institute of Catalysis / Wikimedia (CC BY 4.0)Study Examines Oxygen Diffusion and Surface Reactions in Reducible Metal Oxides for Catalysts
Researchers have investigated the role of bulk oxygen diffusion and surface reactions in reducible metal oxides used in heterogeneous catalysts. The study provides direct measurements of oxygen dynamics during redox cycles. These findings address a gap in understanding catalyst b…
Substrate placeholder — needs review · Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 3.0)Researchers Develop Zn Catalyst for Closed-Loop Recycling of Polyester Waste
Scientists have introduced a coordinatively unsaturated zinc catalyst that enables sustainable recycling of polyester waste into reusable monomers. The method supports closed-loop processes to manage plastic pollution and promote resource circularity. The research appears in Natu…
National Institutes of Health. / Wikimedia (Public domain)Nature Publishes Four New Research Papers on Diverse Scientific Topics
Nature journal released four research papers covering reproducibility in social sciences, neuroscience, and catalysis. The papers address reproducibility challenges in economics and political science, dissociation of brain activity signals, cobalt oxide catalysts for chemical pro…
thewalrus.caNature Publishes Three New Research Papers on Neuroscience and Catalysis
Nature journal released three research papers detailing advancements in neuroscience and chemical catalysis. The studies cover intracortical brain activity dissociation, cobalt oxide catalysts for olefin production, and neural circuits underlying chronic pain. These findings cont…
Substrate placeholder — needs review · Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 3.0)Researchers Develop Cobalt-Based Catalyst for Producing Light Olefins from Syngas
Scientists have created a catalyst using two cobalt components to convert syngas into light olefins, which are used in plastics and detergents. The approach aims to enable more sustainable manufacturing processes. The work was published in Nature Communications.