Polymer-Based Approaches For The Treatment And Prevention Of Coronavirus Infection
Scientist around the world are looking for new ways to fight the Coronaviruses and the use of Polymers are
Polymer Hydrogel Advancements
Engineers at Rutgers University have invented, what they call, an artificial muscle that changes shape when exposed to light. In
New 3D-Printed Bone Regeneration Scaffolding System Promotes Growth
When orthopedic surgeons repair complex broken bones, they often have to implant a steel rod or plate to stabilize the
Copolymers Used To Remove PFAS From Water
A group of manufactured and federally regulated chemicals, Perfluoroalkyl and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) have been used in consumer products and
New Invention Uses Polymers To Turn Air Into Drinking Water
One source of water that has been overlooked for use as safe drinking water is water found in the earth's
Tape That Adheres To Wet Surfaces Has Many Medical Applications
Generally speaking, adhesives do not stick to wet surfaces very well. The moisture on the material prevents the adhesive to
SPE Carolinas Section Monthly Meeting — A Presentation On Sesotec’s “Flake Scan” Rapid Analysis Instrument
Sign up today to attend the SPE Carolinas Section first meeting in over a year. The event will be
Polystyrene Foam Alternative That’s Environmentally Friendly
Polystyrene foam (often mistakenly called Styrofoam) has been used for decades in coffee cups, building materials, packaging…almost everywhere. Polystyrene foam
Polymers Used In Electronic Pills
Polymers are now being used within an ingestible capsule that can deliver drugs and sense environmental conditions within the body.