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Metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) are a revolutionary class of porous crystalline solids with applications in carbon capture, water harvesting from desert air, and drug delivery. The article highlights the work of Berkeley chemist Omar Yaghi and the potential of MOFs to address environmental and energy challenges.
University of Texas at Austin engineers developed a jacket with a textile that harvests drinking water from the air, producing 400-900 mL per day, with potential applications in outdoor gear and emergency response.