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Where Global Minds Pioneer the Future of Matter: David Weston Burke at WPI-SKCM²

At WPI-SKCM², assistant professor David Weston Burke designs programmable porous materials that can capture atmospheric CO₂ or purify water—materials that change properties in response to light, force, or chemistry. In Hiroshima’s WPI Center, he has found the ideal environment for boundary-crossing science that merges mathematics, physics, chemistry, and biology.

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