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Many material innovations have emerged in 2023, in continuity or acceleration compared to previous trends.
Bioplastics: what are they?
The European Bioplastics Association defines bioplastics as plastics that are either bio-based (i.e. with content that comes from a renewable…
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Bio, bio, bio!
From furniture to the automotive industry, natural materials are increasingly trying to reclaim application spaces hitherto firmly occupied by synthetic…
Sequins made of cellulose-based bioplastic
Clothes embroidered with sequins have recently come back into fashion, but there are fears that these plastic decorations are disastrous…
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Algae based materials: a promising comeback
Recently a lot of research over new refining processes regarding the use of algae has been carried out worldwide.
AirBubble air-purifying eco-machine, the bio-digital, algae-powered eco-pavilion that purifies the air
ecoLogicStudio, the London-based architecture studio led by Claudia Pasquero and Marco Poletto, has designed AirBubble air-purifying eco-machine, a futuristic transparent…
From beached leaves to performance material: acoustic panels made from marine plants
Algae and marine plants represent valid resources for the production of materials and finished products of various kinds, such as…
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Bio-manufacturing platforms to build the future
Today, within the design process, materials and technologies have become fundamental for creating innovation, especially new materials and advanced technologies,…
The chromatic shades of the mycelium
Biobo is a composite panel of mycelium (mushrooms) made without the use of chemicals, produced by the Mycotech. Compared to…
IKEA: fabrics made from rice to reduce pollution in India
IKEA has developed a line of fabric home accessories produced from rice crop waste in India, which would otherwise be…
Innovative and sustainable materials from coffee waste
Coffee is, after oil, the second most commercialized product in the world, with a market value of 12 billion dollars.…
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