Tag: University of Queensland
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Transforming waste gases into valuable green bioplastics
Transforming waste gases into valuable green bioplastics
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AIBN researchers win Serendipity Collective pitch with self-healing bioplastic
AIBN researchers win Serendipity Collective pitch with self-healing bioplastic
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Salt water-degradable plastics to help oceans
University of Queensland researchers are developing a plastic that breaks down in seawater to help turn the tide on marine waste.
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Biodegradability of plastics: Discussion paper
A joint collaboration between Corrs Chambers Westgarth and The University of Queensland.
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University of Queensland tests whether bioplastics breaks down in Moreton Bay
A major study in Southeast Queensland is testing how quickly biodegradable plastics break down in waterways, as researchers search for solutions to the world’s growing plastics problem.
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Biodegradable bags to revolutionise mushroom farming
University of Queensland researchers are working with industry to develop biodegradable ‘plastic’ bags for use in mushroom farming, which could open lucrative opportunities in packaging and manufacturing.
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University of Queensland raises concerns about PFAS in compostable food containers
University of Queensland researchers are analysing compostable takeaway food packaging for potentially polluting chemicals.
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New Australian Research Centre for Bioplastics
A new University of Queensland-led training centre is set to become a hub for world-leading research in ‘green’ plastic.
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Superworms That Can Eat Polystyrene
Researchers at the University of Queensland have discovered the common Zophobas morio ‘superworm’ can eat through polystyrene, thanks to a bacterial enzyme in their gut.
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University of Queensland Professors to Investigate Bioplastics (FREE)
Do you toss biodegradable plastic in the compost bin? Here’s why it might not break down. This is a FREE article
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University of Queensland and Bioplastics
How the School of Chemical Engineering from The University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia is looking at bioplastics
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Australia Develops New Bio-Materials For Electric Vehicles
University of Queensland researchers are developing a new generation of sustainable composite materials designed specifically for electric vehicles.
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