The new artificial leaf combines flexible solar-powered electrodes ... the fundamental problem of angular dependence in solar ...

Scientists have created an artificial leaf that turns CO₂ into fuel using sunlight and industrial waste. A real breakthrough ...

Back in 2011, scientists reported the creation of the “world’s first practical artificial leaf” that mimics the ability of real leaves to produce energy from sunlight and water. Touted as a ...

Nocera, who is the Patterson Rockwood Professor of Energy at Harvard University, explained that the artificial leaf likely would find its first uses in providing "personalized" electricity to ...

An artificial "leaf" that collects energy in much the same way as a natural one could provide a day's worth of power for homes without access to an electricity grid. The leaf, a silicon-based ...

But thanks to nature, which has long inspired human invention, artificial photosynthesis may provide a piece to the puzzle of sustainable energy. From the humble leaf could grow a greener ...

It would replicate what leaves do: use solar energy to break water into hydrogen and oxygen, and add carbon dioxide to produce a source of fuel. Leaves make sugar, a “fuel” that helps plants grow. The ...

“Most [artificial leaf] prototypes are quite complex ... which is very topical when considering the current droughts.” Energy Energy conversion Fuel gas Fuels Industrial gases ...

An artificial leaf that uses sunlight to produce ingredients ... to address the shortage of land available for capturing solar energy. Solar fuel cells use energy from sunlight to power chemical ...

The research findings were published in the Journal of Energy and Environmental Science. Researchers at the University of New South Wales (UNSW) Sydney have developed an ‘artificial leaf’ that ...

Nocera, who is the Patterson Rockwood Professor of Energy at Harvard University, explained that the artificial leaf likely would find its first uses in providing "personalized" electricity to ...