Australian Research Council Centre of Excellence in Plant Cell Walls

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A collaborative research project to develop an ultrathin graphene-based solar absorbing material capable of rapidly heating under natural sunlight for solar thermal energy harvesting applications.

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An ultrathin (90-nanometer) graphene-based material with reduced graphene oxide layers and grating structures that rapidly absorbs solar energy and heats to 160 degrees Celsius under natural sunlight. Demonstrated in a 2.5cm x 5cm prototype.

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Transformation of winemaking waste into biofuel

Green hydrogen production from urea using novel electrolysis systems

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Australian Researchers Turn Urine into Green Hydrogen with Breakthrough Electrolysis Tech

1 year 1 month ago

This research center, in collaboration with the University of Adelaide, has unveiled breakthrough technologies for green hydrogen production.

New research could help enhance solar thermal energy harvesting

7 years 3 months ago

Funded the solar thermal energy research through a Discovery Project grant.

Waste from winemaking could make cheap biofuel

10 years 10 months ago

This research center is associated with the University of Adelaide, and its Programme Leader, Rachel Burton, commented on the biofuel potential of grape marc.

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