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What if plastic waste could treat Parkinson’s? Scientists unveil a surprising method to turn bottles into medicine
Plastic waste has long been treated as one of the world’s most persistent environmental problems. Bottles pile up in landfills, drift into oceans, and linger for decades without breaking down. Yet a ...
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Armedangels takes aim at plastic outerwear with Lenzing
The Cologne-based eco-brand's Tencel Lyocell ripstop windbreaker is the first membrane-free proof point for performance and ...
TotalEnergies has launched France's first advanced plastics recycling plant, with an annual capacity of 15,000 tons, at its Grandpuits site southeast of Paris. This start-up marks another step in the ...
With a hefty investment of 111 million euros, Neste has successfully commissioned its new upgrading facility for liquified ...
Plastic is one of the most durable materials humans have ever made. That durability has made it indispensable in medicine, ...
SIMCON today announced the launch of the Cadmould AI Solver, the world’s first Large Engineering Model for injection moulding. Co-developed with Emmi AI, the new transformer-based architecture ...
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Plastic trash has reached the world's most remote locations, from the bottom of the Mariana Trench to the summit of Everest.
The approach harnesses the power of bacteria to transform post-consumer plastic into L-DOPA, a frontline medication for the neurological disorder.
Researchers engineered a two-strain microbial system that converts PET-derived terephthalic acid into levodopa, overcoming key bottlenecks in transport and enzyme inhibition. The proof-of-concept ...
Biodegradable plastics don’t break down on their own. Researchers found ocean microbes play a key role, and results can vary widely.
The thought cameto Cassandra Rauert while she was new on the job as an analytical chemist studying microplastics in human tissues: Maybe I should test my own blood? This was six y ...
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