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Carlsberg Group will sample 8,000 fibre bottles in Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland, the UK, Poland, Germany and France.

A nanocellulose paper semiconductor that is tuneable to flexible devices is the product of a Japanese research collaboration.

Peat soil laid over chalk rock, with a layer of clay in between, can reduce iron and sulphate contamination of mine water by more than 80%, according to researchers in Germany.

Adding rock dust to agricultural soils in the UK could absorb up to 45% of CO2 from the atmosphere needed to reach net-zero, reveals new research.

Edible fluorescent silk tags embedded into pills and liquids are being proposed to verify medicines and reduce counterfeiting.

A sustainable wheelchair seat pan developed by the National Composites Centre has been nominated for a Med-Tech Innovation Award in the Materials Innovation category.

A catalyst made from turmeric and gold needs 100 times less energy to convert ethanol into electricity, claims a team from Clemson Nanomaterials Institute, USA, and the Sri Sathya Sai Institute of Higher Learning in India.

New material substitutes aluminium layer in effort towards fully renewable aseptic package.