Swiss scientists have developed a photosynthetic living material that uses cyanobacteria to absorb and store CO2.

Scientists are designing a new living material that captures carbon dioxide directly from the air. It uses photosynthetic ...

Scientists created a living material that absorbs CO2 like a tree, offering a low-energy way to fight climate change.

experiments on muscle atrophy, crop growth, seed germination, micro-animal resilience, cognitive effects of screens, and cyanobacteria research to be done.

Researchers are developing a living material that actively extracts carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. Photosynthetic cyanobacteria grow inside it, forming biomass and solid minerals and thus ...

Concrete cracks are no small matter. Over time, these fractures can grow, letting in water, gas, and pollution.

In a nutshell Scientists engineered a self-sustaining system using cyanobacteria and fungi that can grow on Martian soil ...

More recently, though, I’ve noticed that microalgae are popping up more and more, to the point that I started to wonder: What ...

At ETH Zurich, scientists from many different fields are working on something that seems straight out of science fiction.

Cyanobacteria, or blue-green algae, are among the oldest known forms of life on Earth from the Archean eon. They played a crucial role by producing oxygen through photosynthesis, contributing to ...

Learn how the living material from ETH Zurich utilizes cyanobacteria to capture CO2 and reduce the carbon footprint of ...

SHANGHAI -- Chinese scientists are considering building a biological "cell factory" of blue-green algae, in which air is the main raw material and the product is a range of organic compounds. These ...