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A 'green' use for air-captured CO2

A team of ASU researchers is testing one possible use for carbon dioxide that is pulled from the air: helping to grow cyanobacteria and algae that can be used to make fuels, chemicals, proteins, pigments and other useful products.

ASU researchers innovate 'bucket brigade' system

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Research matters

Research is the invisible hand that powers America’s progress. It unlocks discoveries and creates opportunity. It develops new technologies and new ways of doing things – discoveries that change the world and make America the world’s leading economic power.

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