When Nanoplastics Are Not What They Seem
Researchers find that oligomers, not just nanoplastics, are released during the washing of polyester textiles
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A Digital Twin for Citrus Fruits
Researchers have been developing a digital solution to help reduce food waste
Are Skyrmions the Basis for a Totally New Computer Architecture?
Modern computer technology based on skyrmions promises to enable an extremely compact and ultrafast way of storing and processing data
Aerogel—the Microstructural Material of the Future
Thermal insulation for miniature components—printed in 3D
Researchers Create Lightest Shielding Material in the World
New aerogel provides protection against electromagnetic interference
Researchers Develop Flexible, Biocompatible Nanocellulose Sensors That Can Be Attached to the Skin
The 3D-printed analytic chips, made of renewable raw materials, will even be biodegradable in the future
Self-Healing Robots That ‘Feel Pain’
Researchers want to ensure that robots that are used in our working environment are safer, but also more sustainable
Safe Motorcycle Helmets–Made of Carrot Fibers?
Instead of glass fibers, a biological alternative is now also possible