Abstract To mitigate global warming, the paramount imperative lies in curbing the emission of CO2. The guest replacement method is a prominent carbon-neutral technological advancement that involves injecting CO2 into natural gas hydrate lay... Read More
UNIST Graduate School of Carbon Neutrality will work with PI Advanced Materials Co., Ltd., the world’s largest polyimide film market share, to develop technology to reduce carbon emissions. On October 16, the Graduate School of Carbon... Read More
Abstract Hydrate-based desalination (HBD) shows promise as a freshwater production technology for saline water. Liquid-phase hydrate formers, with their ability to facilitate hydrate formation at atmospheric pressure, have gained attention... Read More
Launched in 2022 within the UNIST Engineering Research Institute, the UNIST Carbon Neutrality Demonstration and Research Center has been promoting the scale-up demonstration based on low-carbon source technology, encompassing the entire cyc... Read More
The UNIST Carbon Neutrality Demonstration and Research Center within the Engineering Research Institute at UNIST has embarked on a new partnership with Hanwha Corporation to pursue collaboration on carbon neutrality by promoting the use of... Read More
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