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European Union appeals for interdisciplinary collaboration in new funding model

Brussels hopes that getting scientists from different fields to work together on big issues will bring innovations such as viable hydrogen energy infrastructure to the market more quickly.
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  1. Charles Ebikeme

    1. Charles Ebikeme is a science writer based in London.

Hydrogen has been billed as a ‘green fuel’ for the future because it’s carbon-free at the point of use. There’s no shortage of ways to produce it, but these techniques have a crucial flaw: they all produce carbon, too.

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doi: https://doi.org/10.1038/d41586-023-01268-7

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