Speeding Up Carbon Capture: A Q&A With NIST Scientist Pamela Chu
The leader of NIST's carbon capture initiative explains what NIST is doing to speed up the chemical reactions — and the innovations — that could slow down climate change.
Using X-rays, electrons and neutrons, three NIST researchers are lending their individual areas of expertise to examine the structure of a COVID vaccine.
Researchers can now use a focused ion beam (FIB) to machine at high current (and therefore high speed) without sacrificing fine resolution.
How do we go from a throwaway economy to one where we minimize waste, prevent greenhouse gas emissions, and keep resources in the economy for as long as possible? With a circular economy. Learn more in this animation.
For Good Measure
Helping to capture carbon dioxide from the atmosphere might not immediately seem to be in NIST's bailiwick. But the answer for why we're in that space — spoiler alert: measurements and standards are important — will become clear after reading our Q&A with NIST scientist Pam Chu, the leader of NIST's carbon capture and carbon sequestration program. Chu and her colleagues are developing measurements, materials, data and models that will, among other things, help scientists design better carbon-capture molecules and assist industry in manufacturing (and evaluating) the technologies for removing and storing greenhouse gases. Capturing CO2 is a daunting challenge, and NIST is working to provide the best information and tools for the task.
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