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KAIST develops AI-powered material design technology to boost carbon capture, hydrogen storage
10+ hour, 18+ min ago (355+ words) South Korean researchers have developed a custom material design technology that more selectively captures carbon dioxide and stores hydrogen more efficiently. KAIST announced Tuesday that a research team led by Kim Ji-han, a professor in the Department of Chemical and…...