New Catalyst Synthesised to Decontaminate Water Using Pig Hair
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The COSMIC project investigates the use of microwaves and ultrasounds, two alternative energy sources, for the production of chemical compounds and nanomaterials
ARISTOIL | A new method to quantify phenols, olive oil's 'star' compounds
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The University of Cordoba guides plants towards obtaining iron
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A team at the University of Cordoba relates the presence of beneficial organisms in plant roots to their response to iron deficiency
Researchers design a strategy to make graphene luminescent
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A University of Cordoba research project is able to incorporate luminescence into this super material, paving a new way to continue expanding properties
A University of Cordoba research team is able to manufacture electric car batteries with this raw material and increase their travel range by 60%
Climate change is a reality and its consequences are becoming evermore evident. Governments of the main world countries are taking measures to tackle this problem. One of the most controversial aspects stemming from this problem is the possible future prohibition of vehicles powered by fossil fuels. Last November, the Spanish government proposed ending the sale of cars and commercial vehicles running on gas, diesel, and natural gas as well as hybrids after 2040. This initiative has already been raised in countries such as the United Kingdom and France. This annoucement by the executive government is expressed in the future Climate Change and Environmental Transition Law, which will contribute to Spain being able to fulfill its international commitments against global warming.