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Showing results 1-11 of 21 for 'Alternative energy'
Showing results 1-11 of 21 for 'Alternative energy'
Prof. Jacob Karni and his team at the Weizmann Institute believe in using energy from the sun—as an alternative to burning fossil fuels such as oil, gas, and coal—to solve the world's energy needs.
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The Weizmann Institute's Alternative Energy Research Initiative, led by Prof. David Cahen, aims to provide essential scientific groundwork and develop new power sources to address our energy problems.
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Prof. Igor Lubomirsky looks for ways to generate energy without self-destruction. He is especially interested in developing ways to store and transport wind and solar power.
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Our rapidly changing climate makes it more imperative than ever to have reliable, affordable forms of energy. As head of the Institute's Alternative Energy Research Initiative, Prof. David Cahen is helping to make this happen – both through his own work and by issuing grants to Weizmann scientists pursuing alternative energy solutions.
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Weizmann Institute scientists are exploring new methods and materials for making solar cells, also known as photovoltaics, a viable energy source in small- and large-scale applications.
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The Helmsley Charitable Trust has announced a $15 million gift to fund joint research in solar energy and biofuels at the Weizmann Institute and the Technion. The massive, unique, multidisciplinary project has the goal of providing renewable energy options to Israel … and the world.
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Weizmann researchers have developed a novel approach that presents important steps toward creating better ways of splitting water into hydrogen and oxygen using sunlight.
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Weizmann's Prof. Jacob Karni developed a way to convert carbon dioxide (CO2) using concentrated solar energy. An Israeli-Australian venture will use the technology to reduce CO2 emissions from burning brown coal, which is widely available in southeastern Australia.
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A hundred years ago, Chaim Weizmann – a preeminent chemist and namesake of the Weizmann Institute, as well as Israel's first president – proposed a method of producing biofuel. Today, researchers at the University of California are developing his concept. Has the time come for Dr. Weizmann's vision to be realized?
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The developing world is in need of continual, reliable, power – and solar energy would be an ""ideal solution,"" except that it doesn't work at night, when electricity is most needed. Weizmann to the rescue! As <em>The Times of Israel</em> reports, Ethiopia is now using a Weizmann Institute technology that ""works 24/7 – even at night and when it's cloudy.""
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