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“A teaspoon of MOF could store litres of CO₂”
How do you store several litres of CO2 in a few grams of “MOF” – and how could that help in the fight against climate change? In an interview, Thomas J. Schmidt explains how his team in the PSI Center for Energy and Environmental Sciences is developing revolutionary designer materials.
Virtual tissue staining in 3-D
Researchers at the Paul Scherrer Institute PSI have developed an AI platform that stains grey micro-CT data like the results of classical histology. This could in the future enable analysis of tissues in three dimensions instead of just thin microscopic sections.
On the trail of the missing hydrogen atoms
Representations of the crystal structures of materials often lack information about the positions of hydrogen atoms. PSI researchers have found a way to fill this gap, using AI.
Modern science is helping medicine
Philipp Schütz is head of the University Medical Clinic at the Aarau Cantonal Hospital. In an interview, he talks about joint projects with PSI that contribute to research on healthy ageing.