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Engineered living photosynthetic biocomposites for intensified biological carbon capture
Carbon capture and storage is required to meet Paris Agreement targets. Photosynthesis is nature’s carbon capture technology. Drawing …
Pichaya In-Na
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Elliot B. Sharp
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Gary S. Caldwell
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Matthew G. Unthank
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Justin J. Perry
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Jonathan G. M. Lee
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Living textile biocomposites deliver enhanced carbon dioxide capture
Over 110 million tonnes of textile fibres and apparel are produced annually, ultimately ending with significant quantities of waste …
Pichaya In-Na
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Jonathan Lee
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Gary Caldwell
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Photosynthetic textile biocomposites: Using laboratory testing and digital fabrication to develop flexible living building materials
Urban development and the construction industry account for a considerable proportion of global carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions. …
Assia Stefanova
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Pichaya In-Na
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Gary Stephen Caldwell
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Ben Bridgens
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Rachel Armstrong
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Architectural Laboratory Practice for the Development of Clay and Ceramic-Based Photosynthetic Biocomposites
This study outlines the development of clay and ceramic-based living biocomposite materials under minimal moisture environments. The …
Assia Stefanova
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Ben Bridgens
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Pichaya In-Na
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Gary Caldwell
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Rachel Armstrong
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Loofah-based microalgae and cyanobacteria biocomposites for intensifying carbon dioxide capture
Microalgae and cyanobacteria have been evaluated for biological CO2 capture from flue gases for over 40 years; however, commercial open …
Pichaya In-Na
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Abbas A. Umar
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Adam D. Wallace
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Michael C. Flickinger
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Gary S. Caldwell
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Jonathan G.M. Lee
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Algae biocomposites for carbon capture and storage
Microalgae technology has been used to capture CO2 from flue gases, but the current commercial algae open pond systems have many …
Pichaya In-Na
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Abbas A. Umar
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Adam D. Wallace
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Michael C. Flickinger
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Gary S. Caldwell
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Jonathan G.M. Lee
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