Chemistry
The new frontier of printing? the fourth dimension
CityU in Hong Kong has invented the novel ceramic inks and developed the world’s first-ever 4D printing for ceramics combining 3D printing, self-shaping assembly and elastomer derived ceramics. A new...
Read moreReducing Carbon dioxide with water, a dream come true
Greenion is an interesting technology that uses ionized water in order to reduce carbon dioxide to bicarbonate and it could be applied from industry to vehicle The discovery of a...
Read moreRecovering energy from artificial light: indoor solar panels are coming
Using excess indoor light to recover electricity? Now it's possible thanks to a new generation of photovoltaic cells.
Read moreBlocking tumors is possible. The study is Italian
The study, by the Department of Molecular Medicine of Wisdom with the Child Jesus of Rome, highlights how the blockage of an Erap1 protein can determine a series of events...
Read moreCreated a synthetic catalyst inspired by enzymes
A study published in issue 5 of Nature Catalysis showed how a team of scientists from Stanford University created a synthetic catalyst that produces chemicals such as living enzymes. This...
Read moreAre bacteria the material for the computers of the future?
To design and build ever more sophisticated and performing computers, researchers turn to nanomaterials, including graphene. New research Graphene and its characteristics that make it a unique material in some...
Read moreThe sustainable economy: here is a new process that allows you to recycle the fabric of your jeans
In summary, it is now possible to recycle the waste denim by creating a regenerated fibre that can retain the colour of the original fabric or by removing the colour,...
Read moreEarthBi, arrives from Italy the new biodegradable plastic and traceable through block chain
Biodegradable and traceable plastics could become a purely Italian trademark. What? Thanks to the EarthBi project and its biodegradable polymer totally inserted into the blockchain system.
Read moreShellworks, bioplastics from lobsters
A team of British design students has created a completely recyclable bioplastic, starting from the shell of crustaceans
Read moreFrom the University of Colorado, the first 100% recyclable polymer
An American team of researchers has created the first 100% recyclable plastic.
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