Japanese technology company Asahi Kasei and Italian manufacturer Aquafil are developing a novel materialfor 3D printing.

A supercapacitor made from sargassum seaweed nanofibers powers medical devices inside the body, kills bacteria, and naturally ...

behind cellulose – and it is biodegradable, meaning it can be broken down in the body. But purifying starch requires lots of ...

Nanopapers that swell into larger 3D structures pave the path towards designs of intelligent materials like robotic sensors ...

These nanofibers have the potential to be used ... it is the second-largest source of biomass on Earth, behind cellulose. And it is biodegradable, meaning it can be broken down in the body ...

Scientists at University College London created what they are calling the "world's thinnest spaghetti." Don't expect to see this item on restaurant menus any time soon, however.

It's already scientifically proven that eating pasta can positively impact your mood. But now, researchers say a very special kind of pasta may be able to help physically heal you, too. In late 2024, ...

He realized the material — known as cellulose nanofiber or biogel — had all the right qualities to be an effective fire extinguisher. The cellulose nanofiber quickly put out flames ...

and is the No. 1 global public supplier of cellulose nanofiber, made from wood pulp and used in various products such as biomedical devices, paper and concrete, according to the Tech Hub.

Electrospinning, a technique for creating fabric materials from polymer solutions, is widely used in various fields, including biomedicine. The unique properties of electrospun fibrous membranes, such ...