<ul><li>Researchers at the University of Columbia have developed a nanomaterial technology that can capture carbon dioxide (CO₂) and convert it into valuable organic substances.</li><li>This technology has the potential to revolutionize carbon management and resource recovery, as it allows for the synthesis of various organic compounds.</li><li>The global market for carbon capture and utilization (CCU) is growing rapidly, driven by regulatory pressures and the demand for sustainable solutions.</li><li>Entrepreneurs and innovators can explore the applications of nanomaterials in carbon capture and utilization, opening up new opportunities in this field.</li></ul>

The Next Big Thing: Nanomaterials to Convert Carbon Dioxide into Cool Substances

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