Responsible solutions

Researchers used non-edible plant parts to create PET-like plastic that can be naturally recycled.

Scientists discovered a way to grow food even in the dark via artificial photosynthesis using carbon dioxide, electricity, and water.

A team of researchers from the Netherlands created a beam of atoms that behaves like a laser and can theoretically run forever. The atom laser has potential applications in physics and engineering.

Study shows that after a 10-week training, sighted and blind humans can echolocate or detect surrounding obstacles by sensing echoes from those objects.

Nuclear energy from fusion could be an infinitely-abundant energy resource that will end our dependence on fossil fuels. Plus, it’s efficient and sustainable.

Scientists create limestone from algae to produce cement that is not only free from carbon emission, but also uses up carbon dioxide in the process.

Airbus partners with gas firm Linde to develop green hydrogen hubs at airports.

Aevum is designed to accommodate the demands of the World Solar Challenge.

The concrete building material would help cut down on the power used for street lighting and road signage.

Biobatteries can keep these devices powered every time — even in remote locations.