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N. aromaticivorans bacteria.

Slightly-tweaked microbe could create plastics from a common plant waste material

by Alexandru Micu

Lignin’ on a dream!

KTH researchers develop transparent wood for use in building and solar panels

KTH researchers develop transparent wood for use in building and solar panels

by Alexandru Micu

Wood, one of the cheapest and most widely used construction materials humanity has ever employed, has just had its range ...

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