Mexico invents bioplastic from environmentally friendly avocado seeds
A student in Monterrey State, Mexico, has successfully produced a flexible plastic from avocado, environmentally friendly.
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A student in Monterrey State, Mexico, has successfully produced a flexible plastic from avocado, environmentally friendly.
An entrepreneur has just announced amazing technology to stir up people, the new invention turns a plant pot into a natural charging point.
US researchers have recently published a surprising discovery: developing a biodegradable and digestible battery in the human body.
The Indian army has introduced a bio-toilet (toilet) to disintegrate waste itself and without water discharge, to serve the necessities of soldiers in harsh conditions o…
Taiwanese scientists have invented a method of turning leaves of plants into bio-photodiode ...
Scientists have invented a smart bio-induction panties capable of monitoring the wearer's health status.
Concerns about athletes' surgery to repair ligament injuries are reduced with the new invention of biodegradable screw.
Wool is less sensitive to burning than synthetic fibers. This makes it the ideal fabric for uniforms for US troops, firefighters and firefighters.
Iowa State University chemistry professor Richard Larock pulled out a thin, square piece of a neatly labeled bag of what he called plastic made from corn, soybeans and o…
According to the research team at Leeds University (UK) and Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology (Japan), when digesting iron, iron-eating bacteria create tiny…
Scientists at Scripps Research Institute in California (USA) and Israel Technological Research Institute have developed a 'bio-computer' called Turing, the author's name…
Finding clean methods to produce electricity is a priority for scientists who are eager to reduce human dependence on fossil fuels.
According to US scientists, if you take advantage of Listeria monocytogenes bacteria that live in the digestive tract, causing diarrhea, bio-batteries can be developed.
Researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology MIT have taken an important step to turn things around
A UK startup has been working with Shell and Argent Energy to produce biofuels from coffee used in diesel buses in London.