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Manufacturing Unnatural and D-Amino Acids using Green and Recyclable Chemistry

Manufacturing Unnatural and D-Amino Acids using Green and Recyclable Chemistry

Aug 1, 2023

Developing a general and modular method for the synthesis of unnatural and D-amino acids which, when compared to existing methods, allows the generation of a greater diversity of unnatural amino acids at a low cost using recyclable chemicals that minimize pharmaceutical pollution.

Fertilizer and Plastics Precursor, Greenhouse Gas-Free, using Air and Sunlight

Fertilizer and Plastics Precursor, Greenhouse Gas-Free, using Air and Sunlight

Aug 1, 2023

Designing an effective, greenhouse gas-neutral process for ammonia production that requires only a small energy input, which can conveniently come from sunlight.

Active, fluidic windows for energy savings, load management and enhanced daylighting on U of T campus

Active, fluidic windows for energy savings, load management and enhanced daylighting on U of T campus

Jul 20, 2023

Designing active, fluidic windows modelled after systems found in nature to allow for dynamic control of transmission, absorption and scattering of light. This can save 75% on heating energy, 20% on electric lighting energy, and 43% on total operational energy compared to the best available electrochromic technology.

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