Longyearbyen CO2 Lab in Norway commissioned a design studio to create an animation to explain to school children (and some adults) the principles of carbon capture and storage. The result is a series of videos available for free on youtube. Daniele Di Domenico and Simone Cau at Kairòs Studio created the animation in collaboration with scientists at the research institute in Svalbard, Norway. Longyearbyen CO2 Lab is a collaboration of universities, government and industrial partners to demonstrate the full CCS value chain. “When Kei Ogata and Kim Senger contacted us to create a flash animation featuring the Longyearbyen CO2 Lab's carbon capture project we jumped at the idea, but we were also conscious of the difficulties and hard work involved; to explain a complex scientific/technical project to groups of school children would be challenging,” said Daniele Di Domenico and Simone Cau at Kairòs Studio.