Revolutionizing Hydrogen Fuel Production with Bio-inspired Nano Approach.

TL;DR
Researchers at the University of Rochester have developed a new hybrid bio-nano system that combines finely-tuned photocatalytic semiconducting nanoparticles to make hydrogen with a bacterium which, while it does not photosynthesise or make hydrogen itself, it provides the necessary electrons to the nanomaterial to synthesise hydrogen. The system could offer a promising new route for producing sustainable solar-driven hydrogen fuel.
Topics:scienceenergy#artificial-photosynthesis#bacterium#energy#hydrogen-fuel#nanoparticles#sustainable-energy
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