AI Helps Researchers Discover Catalyst for Green Hydrogen Production

The Canadian Light Source at the University of Saskatchewan allows scientists to look at things that we can’t see with our eyes or regular microscopes.

Researchers from the University of Toronto have used AI to generate a “recipe” for an exciting new catalyst needed to produce green hydrogen fuel. As the effects of climate change begin to become more apparent in our everyday lives, research like this could open the door to green hydrogen fuel that could be used for everything from transportation to residential and commercial heating.

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