Material Change Podcast Episode 2

The British university and international miner are partnering on the Rio Tinto Centre for Future Materials.

The Circularity Gap Report Textiles finds only 0.3% of materials used in the global textile industry come from recycled sources.

An MIT team has made 3D-printed glass bricks that can disassembled at the end of a building’s lifetime and reassembled into a new structure.

Calcium hydroxide – a zero-carbon precursor for lime and, subsequently, cement – is being billed as the solution to decarbonise cement production.

Metal extraction, alloying and processing have been merged into a single step by Max Planck scientists in Germany.