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Making fabric from wood

Author adminPosted on 13 February 20189 November 2018Categories youris.comTags bio-based, bioeconomy, clothes, rayon, regenerated cellulose fibres, regenerated fibres, textiles

Making fabric from wood

Author adminPosted on 25 April 20179 November 2018Categories AllThings.BioTags bio-based, bioeconomy, clothes, rayon, regenerated cellulose fibres, regenerated fibres, textiles

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A British journalist covering a wide range of science subjects, with a focus on climate change and atmospheric science, sustainability, and physics, materials and engineering.

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AllThings.Bio
Chemistry & Industry
Discover
EOS
Hakai Magazine
Horizon
New Scientist
Physics World
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Smithsonian
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acoustic holograms
acoustic levitation
air pollution
atmospheric circulations
bio-based
bioeconomy
biology
biomedical
biophysics
bioplastic
birds
camouflage
careers
climate change
clothes
COVID-19
disease
disease diagnostics
education
entomology
extreme weather
fish
food waste
gender gap
health
imaging
insects
marine biology
marine plastics
materials
medical physics
microplastics
photonics
physics
plastic
plastic pollution
pollution
renewable energy
solar panels
sonic tractor beam
sound
structural colour
textiles
ultrasound
weather

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