New Open-Access Journal Puts Sustainable Polymers at the Center of Materials Science
Springer Nature has launched the Journal of Materials Science: Polymers, a Gold Open Access journal whose founding editorial by Maude ...
Tag: Circular economy
Toilets as Climate Tools: How Resource-Oriented Sanitation Could Reshape Food Systems and the SDGs
A first-of-its-kind target-level assessment finds that resource-oriented sanitation interacts positively with 41 Sustainable Development Goal targets, positioning wastewater reuse as ...
EU Experts Unveil First Blueprint to Turn Digital Healthcare Waste Into a Circular Resource
The EU-funded DiCE project has completed a four-year effort showing how digital healthcare devices can be redesigned, collected and recycled ...
New Decision Model Ranks Recycled Materials as Top Fix for Construction’s Carbon Problem
A hybrid Z-number AHP–Euclidean TOPSIS framework built from 202 expert matrices shows that choosing recyclable materials delivers the greatest cradle-to-gate ...
Old Phone Batteries Turned Into Cheap Catalysts That Split Water for Hydrogen
Researchers recovered nearly all the cobalt from spent phone batteries and pressed it into a low-cost graphite electrode that split ...
New Model Reveals Sweden’s Wood Climate Strategy Hides a Hidden Carbon Cost
A new integrated economic and carbon accounting model shows that expanding wood use in Sweden boosts jobs and value added ...
Algae Step Up as a Powerful Sustainable Weapon Against Wastewater Pollution
A comprehensive review highlights how algae-based systems, from symbiotic bacterial partnerships to AI-optimized photobioreactors, can sustainably strip nutrients and pollutants ...
Volcanic Rock Buoys Could End Microplastic Pollution in Oyster Farms
Korean researchers have developed a recyclable thermoplastic-basalt composite buoy that could replace polluting styrofoam floats in oyster farming and cut ...
AI-Powered 4D City Maps Predict Which Buildings Will Fall and What Materials They Will Release
Researchers in Japan used a Weibull survival model and four-dimensional GIS data to forecast building-level demolition probabilities and construction material ...
Hot-Air System Sterilizes Rice Husk Poultry Bedding at Industrial Scale, Cutting Pathogens and Chemical Use
Researchers in Thailand have developed an industrial-scale continuous hot-air system that sanitizes rice husk poultry bedding without chemicals, cutting bacterial ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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