Synopsis of recent research by authors named "Ross Milton"
- Recent research by Ross Milton focuses on the study of metalloenzymes, particularly nitrogenases and hydrogenases, in the context of biotechnological applications such as sustainable chemical synthesis, biologically driven nitrogen fixation, and carbon dioxide reduction.
- Milton's findings reveal significant insights into the structural and functional aspects of nitrogenase enzymes, including the characterization of archaeal nitrogenase reductases and the role of various metal-binding sites in their activity, enhancing our understanding of biological dinitrogen fixation.
- Additionally, his work explores novel bioelectrochemical systems that integrate metalloenzymes with electrochemical interfaces, demonstrating potential pathways for efficient solar hydrogen production and carbon capture, as well as the development of enzymatic fuel cells for ammonia synthesis.
