Giving green polymers the blue light
BLUE light has been used by researchers to create an interpenetrating polymeric network (IPN) in ...
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Turning dirty foil into useful catalysts
CONTAMINATED foil is unrecyclable as grease and fats damage recycling equipment, so it is often l...
Spinning silkworm cocoons
BIOCOMPATIBLE, biodegradable silk cocoons capable of being accurately spun on a nano-scale could ...
New project to tackle surface corrosion
A NEW £5m (US$6.5m) project led by BP and the University of Manchester, UK, will seek to better u...
Engineers dispel 100-year fluid flow law
A 100-YEAR law used to describe how fluid flows through rocks has been overturned by engineers at...
Roadtrip fuelled on whisky waste
PROCESS developers are celebrating a roadtrip fuelled by whisky waste.
Industry 4.0 in R&D
BASF has described how digitalisation is affecting all areas of its business, from product develo...
Green Chemistry Challenge winners revealed
Dow, Merck and Amgen included in EPA honours
Green Chemistry Challenge winners revealed
Dow, Merck and Amgen included in EPA honours
Shrunk food
Shape-shifting 3D-printed food may soup up industry
Speeding up quality control for biologics
Improving testing of drugs made by living cells
Vaccines in silica need no refrigeration
Could allow more widespread vaccination programmes
Tomato skin and eggshells strengthen rubber
Waste offers sustainable carbon black alternative
Nanofertiliser works with less pollution
Yields increased by 10% with just half the urea
UK invests £229m in research centres
Continues strategy to strengthen UK science
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