USF researchers use PSC's Blacklight to develop new carbon-capture material

[Kenneth Chiacchia]

Researchers at the University of South Florida and King Abdullah University of Science and Technology have used exquisitely detailed molecular simulations on Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center's Blacklight computer to develop a candidate material for capturing carbon dioxide. The new material could eventually lead to ways of "scrubbing" the greenhouse gas from smokestacks or car exhaust pipes.

Read the USF press release here.
Read a PSC article about how the researchers used Blacklight here, and a blog on the discovery here.
Read the researchers' report in the science journal Nature here.

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