Bio-Based Flame Retardants for Bioplastics in Electrical Engineering and Electronics
Researchers at the Fraunhofer WKI and the Fraunhofer IAP, in collaboration with industrial partners, have achieved initial success in the development of bio-based flame retardants in bioplastics. In the future, it could therefore be possible...
Suraj Logistix Adopts Innovative Solutions for a More Sustainable Cement Packaging
India is the second largest producer of cement globally and more than 90% of it is packed in woven sacks. Woven sacks are made of a single polymer family and are therefore already quite...
Performance Meets Circularity: Fibre-Reinforced Plastics Become Recyclable
Interview with Prof. Dr. Silke Rathgeber, Head of the Department of Physics, Institute for Integrated Natural Sciences of the Department of Mathematics / Natural Sciences, University of Koblenz
Recycled plastics are often less efficient than new plastics. But they...
Traceless: Material Made From Plant-Based Polymers Protects Climate and Environment
Interview with Dr.-Ing. Anne Lamp, CEO & Co-Founder, traceless materials GmbH
As early as 1908, textile engineer Jacques Brandenberger invented cellophane, a film made of natural polymers. However, the material was displaced by synthetic polymers with...
“Unleashing the Natural Power of Mucilage for a Sustainable Future”
Mucilage is a thick, viscous substance that is produced by many plants as a means of storing water and providing structural support. It is composed of long chains of polysaccharides, which are complex sugars that can...
"Innovations in Electrochemistry: Exploring the Potential of Nano Sensors and Energy Storage Devices"
The field of electrochemistry has seen a surge in recent times, with researchers exploring new avenues to improve the efficiency and accuracy of various sensing techniques. Our research group is at the...