Extra-Strong Bacterial Cellulose Sheets as a Biodegradable Alternative to Plastic

Houston researchers develop strong biomaterial that could replace plastic

Collaborators from two Houston universities are leading the way in engineering a biomaterial into a scalable, multifunctional material that could potentially replace plastic.The research was led by Muhammad Maksud Rahman, an assistant professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering at the University of Houston and an adjunct assistant professor of materials science and nanoengineering at Rice University. The team shared its findings in a study…

Extra-Strong Bacterial Cellulose Sheets as a Biodegradable Alternative to Plastic

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