Researchers from the University of Helsinki have developed a groundbreaking new method to facilitate the observation of photosynthetic dynamics in vegetation. They say this finding "brings us one step ...

Plant scientist Dario Leister and his team are investigating how cyanobacteria adapt to rapidly changing light intensities.

Alizée Malnoë ascends a spiral staircase to Myers Hall’s fourth floor “greenhouse,” one lacking windows. Just within stands metal shelving, housing trays of seedlings haloed by grow lights. She ...

NAGAKUTE, Aichi Prefecture--Toyota Central R&D Labs Inc. said it has gone one better than even plants, improving the efficiency of its artificial photosynthesis technology to a world record level. The ...

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Plants use sunlight to convert water and carbon dioxide into energy-rich sugars and oxygen in various ways (photosynthesis).

Sometimes we assume that the natural way is the best way, or it doesn’t even occur to us to look for an alternative. Especially for the most basic things. But some scientists are questioning ...

A biochemistry lab on the Tempe campus seeks to speed up the processes of photosynthesis with the hope of someday being able to increase crop yield and decrease world hunger. With growing worldwide ...

Can scientists improve photosynthesis in the lab? 03:35 Science Germany 05/08/2024 Marburg-based researcher Tobias Erb wants to remove CO2 from the air by optimizing and accelerating the process of ...

The world's fight against global warming would be dramatically easier if a cheap technology was available to turn carbon dioxide into something useful. In fact, researchers and firms are trying to do ...

Try out this experiment in Atomic Labs. Go to the Biology lab and try the light intensity and photosynthesis experiment. Leave for five minutes for the pondweed to acclimatise to the new light ...