Electronic waste is a growing threat to the global environment and human health, raising
particular concerns. Triboelectric devices synthesized from sustainable and degradable …

Plastics, renowned for their outstanding properties and extensive applications, assume an
indispensable and irreplaceable role in modern society. However, the ubiquitous …

Ionogels, recognized for their flexibility and ionic conductivity, show considerable promise
across various applications including electronic skins, biomedical electronics, and smart …

The negative implications of non-biodegradable plastics on environment have led to the
need for eco-friendly materials that can mitigate environmental degradation. Spirulina algae …

Microalgae have emerged as sustainable feedstocks due to their ability to fix CO2 during
cultivation, rapid growth rates, and capability to produce a wide variety of metabolites …

Plastic pollution has threatened biodiversity and human health by shrinking habitats,
reducing food quality, and limiting the activities of organisms. Therefore, global interest in …

The sense of touch is fundamental to how we interact with the physical and digital world.
Conventional interactive surfaces and tactile interfaces use electronic sensors embedded …

In response to the current ecological crisis and oil depletion crisis, the use of macroalgae to
produce biodegradable bioplastics that can replace petrochemical materials has attracted …

Engineered living materials (ELMs) are a class of materials comprising living cells and a
polymer (or biopolymer) network that together afford a function, performance, or property that …

Ecology and economy, both derived from the Greek root oikos meaning house, have
diverged significantly over the last 150 years. Our economies have expanded through the …