A prototype of Kyushu University’s Direct Air Capture and Utilization (DAC-U) device (IMAGE)

Kyushu University

A prototype of Kyushu University’s Direct Air Capture and Utilization (DAC-U) device

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A prototype of Kyushu University’s Direct Air Capture and Utilization (DAC-U) device and its ultra-thin nanomembrane is on display at Expo 2025, Osaka, Kansai, Japan. The machine on the right captures the carbon dioxide, which the machine on the left converts to usable fuels or chemicals.

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Kyushu University

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