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Introducing the Minerals Stewardship Consortium at MIT

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The MIT Minerals Stewardship Consortium hosted a launch event in September, bringing together industry representatives and members of the MIT community.
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What makes a good proton conductor?

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MIT researchers developed a model to predict how well materials can conduct protons, showing performance depends, in part, on the flexibility of a material's oxide ions. Here, two oxide-ions (red) contract to enable transfer of a proton (white) between them.
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Making clean energy investments more successful

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Governments and businesses face many choices for investment in clean energy.
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A new approach to carbon capture could slash costs

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“At room temperature, the solution can absorb more CO2, and with mild heating it can release the CO2. There is an instant pH change when we heat up the solution a little bit,” Youhong (Nancy) Guo says.
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New materials could boost the energy efficiency of microelectronics

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A new fabrication technique that stacks multiple active components on the back end of a computer chip could significantly boost the energy efficiency of microelectronics.

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