Nobel Prize Recognizes Canadian Innovation in Carbon Capture
A team of scientists at the University of Calgary has developed a groundbreaking material that is gaining global attention for its potential to address climate change.
We are excited to bring this made-in-Canada innovation to the world
The material, known as Calgary Framework-20 (CALF-20), has an exceptional capacity to absorb carbon dioxide and was recognized in connection with the 2025 Nobel Prize in Chemistry.
- Developed over a decade by University of Calgary chemistry lab scientists
- Recognized for its potential to help address climate change
Author's summary: Canadian innovation in carbon capture earns Nobel Prize nod.
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