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Advanced Information Processingis chapter points to an alternative electrochemical approach for reducing/making use of CO. in a “greener” route, using electricity that may be generated from renewable sources (e.g. solar, wind). The most relevant enzymes that can utilize CO. are described, as well as their electrochemical behaviou

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Agent-Based Modeling of Social Conflict.O contributes significantly to the imminent climate crisis. A considerable portion of N.O emissions has been recognized to be anthropogenic, mainly originating from extensive agriculture needed to feed an ever-increasing world population. In this context, biologically catalysed N.O reduction to din

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-26539-1that specifically catalyze the reversible reaction of H. production/uptake with almost no overpotential. In this chapter, we review the advances produced in the last decade in the biocatalytic production of H., including systems based on isolated hydrogenases as well as those using microorganisms th