A Quick Soak Could Unlock Onion Skin’s Hidden Antioxidant Power
A brief presoak in everyday solutions such as vinegar or citric acid can significantly alter the phytochemical content, antioxidant potency, ...
Tag: Circular economy
Mung Bean Waste Turned Into Antibacterial Peptide Nanoparticles That Rival Chemical Food Preservatives
Scientists have converted mung bean meal waste into antibacterial peptides and self-assembled them with chitosan into nanoparticles that match commercial ...
Liquid Coagulant Tops Powdered and Sludge Options for Textile Wastewater Treatment
A new Iranian study comparing powdered and liquid polyaluminum chloride with recycled water treatment sludge finds that liquid PACl combined ...
Battery Swaps Could Reshape EV Metal Demand in British Columbia by 2050
A new dynamic material flow model shows that electric vehicle battery replacement in British Columbia could cut new vehicle demand ...
Flash-Heating Trick Turns Persistent Fluorine Waste Into a Valuable Reagent
A rapid flash Joule heating process couples waste fluorine from persistent PFAS with waste silver to produce reusable silver fluoride, ...
How Long Your Gadgets Last Could Decide Their True Carbon Cost, New Study Finds
A new eco-design framework links component-level design changes, product lifespan, reliability, carbon emissions, and cost in electrical and electronic equipment, ...
Chicken Droppings Turned Into Biogas as Solar Heating Boosts Renewable Energy Yield on Nigerian Farms
A pilot study in Nigeria shows that anaerobic digestion of poultry droppings in a continuous stirred tank reactor can produce ...
Bacterial Enzymes Turn Shrimp Shell Waste Into Valuable Chitinase at Scale
Egyptian researchers boosted bacterial chitinase production nearly threefold using shrimp shell waste as the sole nutrient source, yielding a skin-safe ...
Sonic Boom for Solar Waste: Organic Acids Unlock Critical Metals from Old Panels
Researchers show that ultrasound paired with organic acids and tailored pre-treatments can selectively recover silver, copper, indium, tellurium and other ...
Nineteen Years on the Pitch: Aged Artificial Turf Plastic Emerges Nearly as Good as New
Polyethylene fibres recovered from a 19-year-old artificial football pitch retained nearly all their mechanical, thermal and processing properties after recycling, ...
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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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