Researchers at the University of Illinois at Chicago are combining AI, materials physics and supercomputers to speed up the discovery of new CO₂ capture materials.
A research team at the University of Illinois at Chicago has used artificial intelligence combined with physical simulations on a supercomputer to identify promising materials for carbon dioxide capture more quickly.
This approach is part of a growing investment trend: the carbon capture and sequestration sector has attracted more than $3.6 billion since 2021, with companies such as Climeworks leading the way.
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