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Media & Public Engagement

Message Lab’s research spans clean energy, sustainable chemical production, water technologies and circular resource systems. Several of our studies have attracted interest beyond the scientific community. This page brings together selected news features, interviews and media highlights that have introduced our research—and its wider relevance—to audiences around the world.

Piezosynthesis in the Spotlight

Piezosynthesis

Our pioneering work in piezosynthesis demonstrates how mechanical vibrations can drive the production of clean hydrogen, hydrogen peroxide and other useful chemicals from water. The research has attracted international attention, appearing across 60+ science and mainstream media platforms spanning 15 countries and regions.

60+ Media Platforms · 15 Countries and Regions · Global Science and Mainstream Coverage

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Global Science Media

Bringing vibration-driven chemistry to a global scientific audience

Phys.org featured the scientific advances behind our vibration-driven production of hydrogen and hydrogen peroxide. The work was also highlighted by EurekAlert!, Asia Research News, Chemical Online, Fuel Cells Works and other international science and technology platforms.

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Hong Kong

From ocean waves to clean fuels: a story with local relevance

Oriental Daily highlighted the potential to transform environmental vibrations—including Hong Kong’s ocean waves—into clean fuels and useful chemicals. The research also appeared in on.cc, Wen Wei Po, Ta Kung Pao, Bauhinia Magazine and a dedicated interview feature by the Croucher Foundation.

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Singapore

Reaching a broad Asia-Pacific audience

The research was featured on two of Singapore’s most recognisable news platforms—CNA and The Straits Times—extending the visibility of piezosynthesis across Singapore and the wider Asia-Pacific region.

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India

The research received nationwide visibility through The Hindu, The Hindu BusinessLine and The Tribune, with additional coverage from EdexLive—the education platform of The New Indian Express Group—and Lokmat Times.

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