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Smash, crack, repeat: Mechanical recycling could finally tame stubborn PET waste
Georgia Tech scientists use mechanical force to break down PET plastic, paving the way for cleaner, faster recycling.
While plastics help enable modern standards of living, their accumulation in landfills and the overall environment continues to grow as a global ...
Bullying leaves deep, lasting scars on students’ mental health. Despite stricter policies, schools still struggle to address ...
Saša Bavec's career has taken him to secret laboratories, crisis negotiations, and behind the scenes of major acquisitions ...
According to Towards FnB, the global sugar-free food market size is calculated at USD 48.14 billion in 2025 and is projected ...
Using all-atom simulations of model mycomembranes, the work reports compelling structural insights into how α-mycolic acids and outer leaflet lipids (PDIM and PAT) shape membrane organisation. The ...
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