Create energy from bacteria in termite gut
Termites are one of the most dangerous pests in the world. Each year, they can eat up to millions of wood. Currently, American scientists are studying the possibility of…
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Termites are one of the most dangerous pests in the world. Each year, they can eat up to millions of wood. Currently, American scientists are studying the possibility of…
Rags are still used to produce very high quality durable paper. Long cellulose fibers in cotton and flax make this sheet very durable, even the forgotten dollar notes in…
New Korean scientists say they have found a way to turn cigarette filter heads into a series of energy-storing materials used for all devices from mobile phones to cars.…
Cellulose is a constituent of the plant cell wall, there are many in nature, the biomass source is very large, and very cheap.
A Korean-born Canadian female student on May 8 won Canada's national scientific research award thanks to her research on anti-aging properties extracted from a breakthro…
Trees provide oxygen to humans, but not only that, they also provide us with food.
Scientists have successfully transformed cellulose into starch, which is a step forward in the prospect of creating food from plants that are not food crops.
The Institute of Environmental Technology (Vietnam Institute of Science and Technology) has initially manufactured a new bandage to help the wound heal. Dr. Huynh Thi Ha…
The tiny hairs of a marine creature in the near future will help surgical surgeons recover muscle tissue quickly for patients.
Rice cooked from pure white rice has very little cellulose, making it difficult to create a feeling of fullness makes you eat a lot, leading to obesity and heart disease.
The engineering team from the University of Maryland (USA) has recently found a paper that is made of durable and self-healing cellulose fibers.
Scientists headed by Craig Murray of Oregon State University (USA) have been studying bacteria that can digest sheep's cellulose, thereby helping to quickly transform TN…
The town of Friesland in the Netherlands has a bike road about 1km long, paved with ... used toilet paper.
Researchers and manufacturers of Japanese auto parts have successfully fabricated materials from pulp, weighing only 1/5 of steel, but five times more solid.
With cheap materials and simple technology, this method promises a new breakthrough in the green energy sector of the future.