Tag: University of Birmingham
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Forever Chemicals found in bottled and tap water from around the world
Some people believe that PFAS are added intentionally … to harm public health
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Bio-based resins could offer recyclable future for 3D printing
Bio-based resins could offer recyclable future for 3D printing
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Managing the future of plastic: key recommendations for Government
Academics call for initiative in plastics recycling
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Plastics not a priority for politicians but are for the public, says new research
Plastics not a priority for politicians but are for the public, says new research
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Monitoring Impact of Airborne Plastic Pollution on Oceans
Call for global strategy to monitor effect of airborne plastic pollution on oceans
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University of Birmingham and Stopford Partner on Recycling Technology
The University of Birmingham and Stopford Limited sign Innovative Green Technology Agreement
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Manufacturing Innovation Research Partnership
To coincide with the UK’s National Manufacturing Summit 2022 – A Net Zero Future, the University of Birmingham and the Manufacturing Technology Centre (MTC) have launched a new research group, which will lead a sustainable manufacturing revolution
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New Bioplastic with Unprecedented Properties
Sugar-Based Polymers with Stereochemistry-Dependent Degradability and Mechanical Properties
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World Alliance of Universities on Carbon Neutrality (WAUCN)
Achieving Net Zero: future key research challenges
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University of Birmingham and HSBC Partner on Net Zero
University of Birmingham and HSBC UK join forces to accelerate Britain’s transition to net zero
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Intensive Monoculture Destroying Water Systems
Intensive monoculture is putting water systems in peril.
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New UK Startup for Biomedical 3D Printing
Universities of Birmingham and Warwick form spinout company, 4D Medicine Ltd, to take new family of biomedical 3D printing resins to market
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Chemical Recycling of PLA by UK Universities
A faster, more efficient way of recycling plant-based “bioplastics” has been developed by a team of scientists at the Universities of Birmingham and Bath.
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UK Universities Develop PLA Recycling Technique
Researchers at Bath University in the United Kingdom say they have developed a new way to break down plant-based plastics, also known as biopolymers, into their original “building blocks,” potentially allowing products to be recycled repeatedly without a loss in the quality of the plastic.
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