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Waste Wool and Graphene Oxide Combine to Supercharge an Extremophile Enzyme
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Waste Wool and Graphene Oxide Combine to Supercharge an Extremophile Enzyme
Every year, the textile industry discards millions of tons of wool waste, a protein-rich material that most often ends up in landfills. A research team at Xiamen University has now found a strikingly useful second life for this discarded fiber. By dissolving waste wool into pure keratin and combining it with graphene oxide, the researchers […]
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