Scientists Use Hydrogen Nanoreactors to Engineer Bacteria That Creates H2
Researchers at the University of Oxford have unveiled a significant breakthrough in the ongoing quest for sustainable energy. Utilizing bio-engineered bacteria referred to as “hydrogen nanoreactors,” their team has developed an innovative method to produce green hydrogen from water and sunlight. This novel approach promises not only to lower the environmental impact of hydrogen production but also to make the process more affordable and safe.
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