What’s in a flame? The surprising mystery of how soot forms
CARES researchers suggest a new soot formation mechanism with both physical and chemical aspects.
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Podcast: How artificial intelligence can help humans fight climate change
Professor Kraft has appeared as a guest on the CNA podcast "The Climate Conversations".
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Optimising the heating supply of a town with artificial intelligence
Professor Markus Kraft has used AI to streamline citywide processes in his home town of Pirmasens.
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Ground-breaking new book, Intelligent Decarbonisation, explains how artificial intelligence could help end climate change
Intelligent Decarbonisation shows that combing digital technologies with AI can curb CO2 emissions.
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CARES alumni series: Ashoke Raman
Ashoke Raman shares his experiences of living and working in Singapore during his PhD.
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CARES research shortlisted for Science Breakthrough of the Year
Professor Markus Kraft is a finalist for the Falling Walls Science Breakthrough of the Year.
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A molecular dance that could eliminate soot pollution
A hidden molecular dance could hold the answer to the problem of soot pollution.
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Carbon Journal Thesis Prize awarded to CARES PhD student
CARES PhD student Dr Jacob Martin has received the 2021 Carbon Journal Thesis Prize.
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CARES alumni series: Jacob Martin
Jacob Martin shares his experiences of living and working in Singapore during his PhD.
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CARES alumni series: Astrid Boje
Astrid Boje shares her experiences of living and working in Singapore during her PhD.
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