
Guohua Jia says the technology offers a range of environmental and economic benefits. Photo: Gabriel Oliveira
Hydrogen role for nanocrystals
A Curtin University team has developed an improved, cleaner, technique to turn the sun’s energy into hydrogen, amid increasing industry interest in the opportunities.
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1st | ![]() | Curtin University | 44,716 |
2nd | ![]() | North Metropolitan TAFE | 30,000 |
3rd | ![]() | South Metropolitan TAFE | 26,817 |
4th | ![]() | University of Western Australia | 23,936 |
5th | ![]() | Edith Cowan University | 21,888 |
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1st | Edith Cowan University | 4,270 | |
2nd | Curtin University | 3,766 | |
3rd | Murdoch University | 3,354 | |
4th | University of Western Australia | 3,264 | |
5th | North Metropolitan TAFE | 1,700 |
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