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Two new UBC start-ups fight plastic pollution

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Two new ventures made up of University of B.C. researchers are working on solutions to the ecological crisis. One is Bioform Technologies, a UBC start-up that turns kelp and wood fibre into compostable bioplastic. The other is A2O Advanced Materials Inc., which is testing self-healing polymers that can prolong the life of industrial materials.

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Two new UBC start-ups fight plastic pollution

Bioform Technologies has created a compostable bioplastic from kelp and wood fibre while A2O Advanced Materials Inc. has developed a new chemical compound that…

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Vancouver Sun broke the news in Vancouver, Canada on Thursday, May 26, 2022.
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