<ul><li>The University of Guelph (UoG) in Guelph, Ontario Canada has been awarded a prestigious grant from the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council (NSERC) for a carbon capture project.</li><li>Researchers at UoG are blending quantum mechanics, atomistic simulation, thermodynamics, and AI to create a predictive model for identifying effective Carbon Dioxide Removal solvents.</li><li>Artificial Intelligence accelerates the discovery process by predicting solvent properties, reducing the need for slow trial-and-error experiments.</li><li>The AI-driven approach can evaluate thousands of molecular structures without laboratory work, potentially making carbon capture technologies more efficient and affordable.</li></ul>

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