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Bio-based polymers transformed into fertilizers

New x-ray technique gives insights into the Mary Rose

New facility to enable switch to low-carbon future

L-r: Post-doctoral researcher Dr Teresa Partida; Professor Ndy Ekere, Pro Vice-Chancellor Faculty of Engineering and Technology; Professor David Harvey and Dr Ming Zhang outside the LJMU engineering laboratories 9Image: LJMU)

New solder extends life of EV electronics

Image: Adobestock

Battery life predicted with resistance measurement

Polymer coating lets liquids go with the flow

Photo by Diana Polekhina on Unsplash

New smart bandage to optimise wound management

Cellulose nanofibrils take charge in solid-state batteries

Royal Mint and Excir to recover precious metals from e-waste

A composite ink composed of ceramic particles dispersed in a polymer could make foldable electronics easier and cheaper to manufacture at the industrial scale. Image credit: 2021 KAUST; Hassan Tahini

KAUST develops screen-printing approach to foldable electronics

Bifunctional material protects against bio and chemical threats