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  • Deputy Director, Centre for Advanced Nanomaterials; Associate Professor; ARC Future Fellow, Adelaide University
Newly identified nanomaterials can sieve carbon dioxide from waste. Flickr/Micha

Want to capture carbon? Look to nanomaterials

Christopher Sumby, University of Adelaide

Much of Australia’s large scale electricity generation comes from coal-fired power plants. Given the cost of building alternative electricity infrastructure and Australia’s large reserves of coal, this…
The porous structure of metal-organic framework materials makes them perfect for storing and separating gases. justus.thane

MOF the chart: why a record‑breaking surface area matters

Christopher Sumby, University of Adelaide

You may not immediately think of world records when you consider chemistry, but that’s exactly what some chemists are thinking about during their research. Many, working on something called metal-organic…

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