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Researchers have developed a cellulose-based bioplastic that combines strength, flexibility and transparency. The material, called ‘celluplastic’, also supports closed-loop recycling and complete biodegradation. It could provide a sustainable alternative for packaging, products and interior components.…
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Engineers at the University of Michigan have turned basket-weaving principles into lightweight, resilient metamaterials. These structures combine stiffness with the ability to recover after strong compression. They could support new designs for buildings, vehicles, robots,…
Swedish designer Nicholas Niemen has turned construction waste into durable street furniture for Stockholm. He developed Re:Stockholm with the City of Stockholm through its Levande Stockholm initiative. The project shows how cities can reuse old…
LifeFabs Institute in London is inviting the public to explore the science behind genetically modified, fluorescent yeast. The hands-on workshop, titled Brew Your Own Glowing Beer, will take place on 8 August 2026 at the…
Designer Roc H Biel has created Martian Relics, a collection of five speculative domestic objects that explores how human life might change on Mars. The project considers what would happen to our beliefs, knowledge, self-image,…
The Netherlands faces the challenge of improving the energy performance of 2.5 million homes. Although biobased insulation materials are technically suitable for this task, their use in renovation remains limited. The CARBON research project by…
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