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

This issue visits North Sumatra, Brazil, South Africa and Western Australia to consider fractal analysis, 3D structural control, applications and exploration insights.

Taking you from artificial muscles to bio-material surface wetting and adhesion via glass ceramics.

View this on-demand webinar which took place on Friday 17 June 2022

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

A conductive copper-nickel ink for printed electronics offers improved resistance to oxidation, say scientists at the National Institute for Materials Science (NIMS) in Japan.

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.

Bricks made with wastewater could help save clean water to attain circular economy goals.

Granite waste could make ceramic tiles with enhanced engineering properties when incorporated at 1,200C.

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.