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Innovative film made from bacterial cellulose scraps could replace plastic in food packaging

Research & Discovery
Researchers have developed a film, made from hydroxypropyl methylcellulose and cellulose scraps, that can replace plastic in packaging.

O2 Molecules and the future of the Lithium-ion battery

Research & Discovery
Dr Robert House from the University of Oxford discusses how the identification of O2 formation and its role in voltage hysteresis will inform future material design efforts towards enabling O-redox technology in the lithium-ion battery

Advanced biomedical materials research

Research & Discovery
Biomedical materials have advanced dramatically over the last 50 years and continue to evolve today. The goal at the Centre for Doctoral Training (CDT) in Advanced Biomedical Materials is to train an interdisciplinary cohort of students to compete in this global field.

New ‘lifelike’ bone implants can react to weight in the same way as living human tissues

Health
Researchers have patented a method to create a material for bone implants that reacts to weight in the same way as living human tissues.

Scientists use twistronics to create a nanomaterial called van der Waals heterostructures

Research & Discovery
Researchers have developed a novel method of manufacturing a manmade nanomaterial called van der Waals heterostructures.

Three routes towards a circular economy of packaging materials

Special Reports
Finding solutions to tackle the issue of plastic packaging waste is urgent. VTT has mapped out three paths that brands and packaging manufacturers can...

Nanocellulose: a bio-based solution for capturing microplastics

Environment
VTT Senior Scientist Suvi Arola and Research Professor Tekla Tammelin discuss their research into how nanocellulose can be used to capture microplastics and nanoplastics...

Extended durability for high strength aluminium alloys

Research & Discovery
Professor Aude Simar’s team at the Université catholique de Louvain are using friction stir processing to enhance the durability of high strength aluminium alloys. Materials...

Heteroepitaxial two-dimensional crystals: from growth to applications

Research & Discovery
The quantum device physics laboratory leads the creation of new two-dimensional crystals inspired by graphene, targeting applications in sensing, catalysis, and nanoelectronics. The precise control...

Scientists have achieved the first visualisation of quantum dots in bilayer graphene

Quantum
The first visualisation of quantum dots in bilayer graphene, revealing the shape of the quantum wave function of the trapped electrons.

VascTech materials – the possibilities are endless

Special Reports
Dr Chris Mangun, Director of Advanced Materials at CU Aerospace, explains the benefits and applications of VascTech (Vapourisation of sacrificial components Technology), a unique...

Combining nanomaterials and biomaterials to prevent, diagnose, and treat diseases

Research & Discovery
Northeastern University explains how nanomaterials and biomaterials can be used to prevent, diagnose, and treat diseases.

Researchers have created a pearl spectrometer for biomedical and military applications

Research & Discovery
Innovators at Purdue University, USA, have demonstrated light transport-assisted information processing by creating a pearl spectrometer.

New bioplastic film made from a by-product of palm oil

Research & Discovery
Researchers from Malaysia have created a new bioplastic film made from a by-product of palm oil to reduce plastic pollution and biological waste from...

The National Cancer Institute on the use of biomaterials in cancer treatment

Health
Matthew Wolf of the National Cancer Institute spoke to Innovation News Network’s Caitlin Magee, about the use of biomaterials in cancer treatment.

Smart pipe to deliver low-carbon solutions to buried infrastructure industries

Environment
Smart pipe developed by a UK-based collaboration could offer a low-carbon solution to drainage and storm water pipe industries.

Researchers 3D bioprint fibrocartilage

Research & Discovery
Scientists from Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine, USA, can 3D bioprint cartilage to treat those suffering from arthritis and knee injuries.

New self-watering soil pulls water from the air to distribute to plants

Environment
Engineers at the University of Texas at Austin, USA, have created a self-watering soil that can pull water from the air and distribute it...

Researchers create the first-ever 3D printed biomimetic tongue

Research & Discovery
Researchers led by the University of Leeds, UK, have used 3D printing technology to produce a synthetic material with a tongue-like texture, creating the...

Scientists synthesise graphene nanoribbons for quantum technology

Research & Discovery
An international team of researchers has synthesised graphene nanoribbons on a titanium dioxide surface to further innovation in quantum technologies. Graphene is composed of single-atom-thick...
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