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Energy transition and geopolitical tensions call for hydrogen as an alternative to natural gas. But the method of extracting it has remained unchanged for more than a century. Because scientists don’t know exactly how it works. Thijs de Groot is researching ways to modernize the electrolyzer; the device used to split water into hydrogen and oxygen.

Simona Turco briefly explains her research on AI in prostate cancer. Prostate cancer is affecting more and more men. AI is going to help detect it faster and treat it better.

Detecting viruses and sources of infection is a time-consuming process, often involving specialized equipment. There is an easier way. Harm and Eva explain more on organic sensors that can detect these medical culprits using light.

Imagine this: engines running on a very special kind of sustainable fuel: minuscule metal particles charged with solar energy.  In this short video, post-doctoral researcher Mohammadreza Baigmohammadi, explains the basics of this development.