Researchers from Melbourne’s Monash University may have found a way to make artificial photosynthesis practical, as they claim to have developed a device that can use sunlight to produce hydrogen fuel with "unprecedented efficiency". They believe that hydrogen is one of the most sustainable fuels in the world, and that their new "artificial leaf" device brings us one step closer to achieving the goal of producing hydrogen in a sustainable and environmentally friendly manner.
Researchers from Australia’s Monash University may have found a way to make artificial photosynthesis practical, as they claim to have developed a device that can use sunlight to produce hydrogen fuel with "unprecedented efficiency". They believe that hydrogen is one of the most sustainable fuels in the world, and that their new "artificial leaf" device brings us one step closer to achieving the goal of producing hydrogen in a sustainable and environmentally friendly manner.