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Kelsey Sakimoto, postdoctoral fellow with the Center for the Environment, is exploring how to use the sun to enrich soil with an artificial leaf and engineered bacteria.

Expanding the reach of the bionic leaf

With eye on population growth, postdoc teams with Silver, Nocera on project to aid agriculture in developing world

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DateJanuary 31, 2018February 1, 2018

With support from Harvard President Drew Faust’s Climate Change Solutions Fund, Patterson Rockwood Professor of Energy Daniel Nocera and colleagues created an efficient method to harness the power of light to generate two powerful fuels.

A leap for ‘artificial leaf’

New technique could open door to producing alternative-energy devices more cheaply

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DateApril 21, 2015

Daniel G. Nocera, a chemist whose work is focused on developing inexpensive new energy sources, has been appointed the Patterson Rockwood Professor of Energy in Harvard’s Department of Chemistry and Chemical Biology. Nocera said he was attracted to Harvard because “it’s not enough to just invent something; you need the wide interdisciplinary reach and focus of Harvard to fulfill the vision of bringing something to the entire world."

Clean energy pioneer brings lab to Harvard

Daniel Nocera joining faculty of Chemistry and Chemical Biology

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DateMarch 8, 2012March 19, 2019