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By May 1, 2018
Environment

New eco-friendly microbeads could save oceans, rather than destroy them

Researchers are working on designs to help sop up pollutants.
By Feb 11, 2016
Health

Your Next Condom Could Be Made Of Grass

As strong as latex and as thin as a human hair
By Jun 17, 2015
Technology

Now You Can 3D-Print Objects Made Of Wood Fibers

Cellulose offers sustainable alternative to metal and plastic
By Apr 17, 2013
Science

We Could Eat Trees: Scientists Turn Inedible Plant Cellulose Into Starchy Snack

Turning plant byproducts into digestible carbs could feed more people.
By Aug 9, 2010
Technology

New Flexible Cellulose Aerogel is Both a Magnetic Sponge and a Super-Strong ‘Nanopaper’

Cellulose isn’t new – it’s been around as long as woody plants have – and aerogels aren’t either. But when...
By Mar 9, 2010
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This Tiny Crustacean Menace Could Fuel the World

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The Future of Cellulosic Ethanol is Green

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