Blue Carbon Ecosystems
Coastal vegetated habitats such as mangroves, salt marshes and seagrass meadows that capture and store substantial carbon in biomass and sediments.
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Production of hydrogen by splitting water with electricity whose life-cycle emissions are kept low through renewable energy and responsible system design.
Cell therapy in which a patient's or donor's T cells are engineered with a synthetic receptor that recognises a selected disease antigen.
Analysis of tumour-derived DNA, cells, vesicles or other biomarkers in blood and body fluids to characterise cancer non-invasively.
Mathematical methods for proving that hardware, software or protocols satisfy precisely stated properties under explicit assumptions.
Systems that retrieve external evidence at query time and supply it to a generative language component before producing an answer.
Designed groups of microbial species used to study and engineer ecological interactions with controlled membership and function.
The three-dimensional organisation of DNA, histones and regulatory complexes that helps control genome activity inside the nucleus.
The climate interaction in which thaw exposes frozen organic matter to decomposition and releases additional greenhouse gases.
Machine-learning models that learn statistical representations of amino-acid sequences for prediction and molecular design.
Processes that recover materials and functional components from spent batteries for safe treatment and renewed production.
The reconstruction and analysis of genomes from ancient biological remains to study populations, evolution and disease through time.
Medicines that deliver engineered messenger RNA so cells transiently produce a therapeutic protein or antigen.
Cellular pathways that deliver cytoplasmic material to lysosomes or vacuoles for degradation, quality control and recycling.
Engineered structures whose collective wave response is governed primarily by subwavelength geometry rather than bulk composition alone.
Treatments that redirect, strengthen or release immune responses to recognise and control malignant cells.
The deformation, sliding and mass exchange that govern how land ice flows from accumulation zones toward its margins.
Interacting genes, regulatory DNA and molecular factors that control when and where biological programmes are expressed.
The molecular decoding of messenger RNA into an ordered amino-acid chain by ribosomes and transfer RNAs.
Three-dimensional, self-organising cell cultures that reproduce selected structural and functional features of organs.
Precision measurement techniques that exploit controlled quantum states to detect fields, time, motion and material properties.
The design and construction of biological systems using engineering principles, quantitative models and molecular tools.
Machine-learning architectures that learn representations from entities connected by relational structure.
Heritable or persistent control of gene activity mediated by chromatin state without changing DNA sequence.