Within tissues, cells are embedded in complex, three-dimensional structures known as the extracellular matrix. Their biomechanical interactions play a crucial role in numerous biological processes.

The research team used a 'new chemical strategy' to create plastic that would degrade naturally.

They’re tenacious, which is very good for a milk jug or a car bumper. But they don’t easily break down, which is bad for the environment. From the 1950s, when plastics were first produced in ...

Controlling light with light is a long-sought goal for computing and communication technologies. Achieving this capability ...

As a China Top 10 Modified Engineering Plastics Manufacturer, Shanghai KUMHO-SUNNY Plastics Co., Ltd. (KUMHO-SUNNY) has become a pivotal force in this material revolution, bridging the gap between raw ...

Polymers are ubiquitous in our daily lives, forming the basis of plastics, rubber, and countless other materials. But what exactly is a polymer, and how can you identify one? This comprehensive guide ...

The continuous advancement of science and technology has led to the widespread application of nuclear technology across a diverse spectrum of fields, including scientific research, industrial ...

A new type of semiconducting polythiophene with high charge-carrier mobility could potentially be used in flexible, lightweight, and ultimately large-area displays, according to Iain McCulloch and ...

Can 3D prints be magnetic? It turns out, they can. A LinkedIn post from EOS’ Björn Schneider shows what appears to be a polymer print that reacts to a magnet. How is this possible? Schneider explains: ...

Scientists have invented tough, chemically recyclable polymers that maintain high performance under stress but can be precisely broken down and reused with no loss in quality. Their method uses a ...

Understanding the structure-function relationship of polymers is of critical importance for successful incorporation into commercial applications. In this webinar, Nemal Gobalasingham, Ph.D. will ...