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But Fossum and colleagues have good news. "We have found a naturally occurring clay material with sought-after properties for use in quantum technology," says Fossum. The material is thus both ...
Clay minerals could offer a simple, scalable solution for capturing carbon dioxide and fighting climate change.
Engineers at RMIT University in Australia have converted low-grade clay into a high-performance cement supplement, opening a ...
Australia's RMIT University has unlocked the potential of low-grade illite clay, a cheaper and far more abundant alternative for construction.
But Fossum and colleagues have good news. “We have found a naturally occurring clay material with sought-after properties for use in quantum technology,” says Fossum. The material is thus both ...
A tablespoon of clay has about the same surface area as a football field; With a little tweaking, it can soak up as much CO2 ...
RMIT engineers have developed a method to convert low-grade clay into a cement supplement, enhancing sustainability in ...
“Quantum technology is often associated with synthetic materials that have been developed in advanced, completely clean environments,” says Professor Jon Otto Fossum from NTNU’s Department of Physics.