Scientists develop nanotechnology for efficient carbon capture

Researchers have unveiled a new nanotechnology-based method that captures carbon dioxide at 90% efficiency in lab tests. This innovation could significantly aid global efforts to combat climate change. The findings were published in Nature on October 3, 2025.

Researchers develop electricity-generating device from air humidity

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Scientists at the University of Massachusetts Amherst have created a small device that produces electricity by drawing on moisture in the air. This innovation, known as the Air-gen, operates continuously without sunlight or wind. The breakthrough could pave the way for sustainable power sources in various environments.

Nanomachines Target Senescent Cells in Reproduction

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Targeted nanomachines for clearing senescent cells in reproductive tissues, along with gene therapies for telomerase reactivation, were reported on September 11, 2025.