A team from Louisiana State University is reporting a “potential breakthrough” and estimates a new electromagnetic induction heating approach could save “billions of dollars.” ...

Two graduates from Kendall College of Art and Design are now running a company turning plastic waste into 100% recycled sheet materials, used to make countertops, furniture, lighting and home goods.

LSU researchers have created a new, low-cost way to break down plastic, a potential breakthrough that could save billions of ...

It’s important to find the specific wavelength of the plastic materials, so that the sensing ... “We could use this technology to identify different types of plastics in the water simultaneously.

Despite a more widespread shift toward product recyclability, these types of linear systems are still especially prevalent in ...

Credit: University of Minnesota Twin Cities It's important to find the specific wavelength of the plastic materials ... this technology to identify different types of plastics in the water ...