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Catalysts

University of Toronto Engineering PhD students Rui Kai (Ray) Miao (left) and Panos Papangelakis (right) hold up a new catalyst they designed to convert captured CO2 gas into valuable products. Their version performs well even in the presence of sulphur dioxide, a contaminant that poisons other catalysts

New catalyst offers economical carbon capture and storage

Metal swarf used in new research

Swarf hosts platinum to make ‘highly efficient catalyst’

New catalyst transforms CO2 into methanol with light