Un chimist român reproiectează materia

Mircea Dincă, a researcher at Princeton University, is developing microporous materials for energy storage and atmospheric water capture. His work on metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) has led to significant advancements, including a MOF that absorbs water at low humidity levels and maintains performance over multiple cycles. Additionally, Dincă's team has created conductive MOFs, enhancing their applications in energy storage devices. His research aims to understand molecular structures to control material properties effectively. The significance of MOFs was recognized with the 2025 Nobel Prize in Chemistry awarded for their development, highlighting their potential in various environmental applications.