Interdisciplinary Team from Ocean University Unlocks Nanoplastics Detection Puzzle

April 10, 2025 – In the field of environmental science, Ocean University of China has recently announced an exciting breakthrough. Associate Professor Shi Xiaofeng from the College of Information Science and Engineering and the Ministry of Education Engineering Research Center for Marine Physical High – end Instrumentation, collaborating with Professor Zhao Jian from the College…

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Breakthrough in Conductive Plastics: UCLA’s New PEDOT Nanofiber Boosts Energy Storage

Here’s an English version of the article: Chemists at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) have recently made a significant breakthrough in the field of conductive plastics. They have developed a new type of PEDOT (poly(3,4-ethylenedioxythiophene)) nanofiber that not only exhibits significantly enhanced conductivity but also boasts a vastly increased surface area, greatly improving…

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The Impact of Temperature on TPE Color Stability: Insights and Solutions

April 2, 2025 – In the realm of plastic processing, TPE materials have garnered significant favor due to their unique blend of plastic processing capabilities and rubber-like physical properties. However, TPE materials sometimes encounter issues with color instability during production, which not only mars the product’s appearance but may also diminish its market competitiveness. So,…

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Bio-Based Nylon Gets a Boost as lululemon Teams Up with ZymoChem for Sustainable Fashion

March 31, 2025 – Renowned athletic brand lululemon has announced a multi-year partnership with ZymoChem, a biotechnology company based in California, USA, aimed at expanding the use of bio-based nylon and solidifying its leadership in sustainable innovation. The collaboration will focus on the sustainable transformation of key raw materials for nylon 6,6, a material widely…

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