YCNCC supports researchers across departments and schools at Yale who are exploring and inventing novel ways to convert captured carbon dioxide into useful products, including fuels, plastics, building materials, and other industrial inputs.
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YCNCC Workshop Examines Processes for Electrochemical Carbon Capture
Scientists gathered in early February at the Telluride Science & Innovation Center for a YCNCC workshop advancing electrochemical carbon capture.
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Sweetening the Deal for Sustainability — While Removing Carbon Dioxide [Yale News]
A two-step method for converting carbon dioxide into carbohydrates has potential applications in agriculture and biotech.
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With Plasma, Zapping Harmful Chemicals Away [Yale Engineering]
Research led by Professor Lea Winter uses plasma technology to safely mitigate hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs), among the most harmful greenhouse gases.
