Institute of Chemical and Engineering Sciences (ICES)

Combining carbon dioxide sorbents with gold nanoparticle catalysts makes manufacturing ultrapure hydrogen gas easier than ever

Reverse engineering materials with a rapid, non-destructive laser-based technique can aid the fight against counterfeits

Software that can identify the individual components of a chemically complex object can help museums and auction houses to authenticate ancient objects

A rhodium–iron catalyst helps increase the yield of hydrogen gas in the steam reforming of ethanol

A simulation model that captures the complexities of supply-chain management could help companies increase profitability and customer satisfaction

Enzymes turn vegetable oils into fuel through a flexible two-step process

The discovery of a simple, inexpensive method for making large quantities of unnatural amino acids could reduce the cost of many pharmaceuticals

New findings reveal how layered metallic hydroxide crystals can trap carbon dioxide gas at elevated temperatures

The patterning of templates using ultraviolet light is a promising new method for assembling transparent microwire networks

A new type of composite material with peapod structures can help improve the performance of lithium-ion batteries

Computer-aided molecular design can help scientists find more efficient catalysts for polymerization reactions

A life cycle assessment study sheds light on the environmental benefits and drawbacks of using bioplastic bags