par Frédéric PELASCINI | 21 Août 2019 | Actualités
Semiconducting polymers, large, chain-like molecules made from repeating subunits, are increasingly drawing the attention of researchers because of their potential applications in organic electronic devices. Like most semiconducting materials, semiconducting polymers...
par Frédéric PELASCINI | 21 Août 2019 | Actualités
Molecularly imprinted polymers that bind odor-causing molecules appear safe for both skin and its microbiome. Polymer nanoparticles could provide a new way to fight underarm odor without disturbing the balance of skin bacteria or causing irritation (ACS Appl. Bio....
par Frédéric PELASCINI | 21 Août 2019 | Actualités
Over hundreds of thousands of years, nature has developed products, materials, and processes to solve many problems we are confronted with. Humans have taken advantage of some of these models and systems to create more sustainable and robust solutions to materials...
par Frédéric PELASCINI | 21 Août 2019 | Actualités
Many companies are working on materials that would be as light and resistant as plastic but at the same time fully biodegradable. What if they could be made from… rubbish? A modern, ecological (waste-free—the conversion of raw material to product reaches 100%)...
par Frédéric PELASCINI | 21 Août 2019 | Actualités
Researchers have designed a flexible pressure sensor that is expected to have a much wider applicability. A KAIST research team fabricated a piezoresistive pressure sensor of high uniformity with low hysteresis by chemically grafting a conductive polymer onto a porous...
par Frédéric PELASCINI | 21 Août 2019 | Actualités
Cela peut paraître incroyable, mais jusqu’à présent, le monde scientifique était incapable d’expliquer le phénomène physique derrière l’élasticité d’un gel. C’est maintenant un mystère en partie résolu grâce à une équipe de chercheurs américains. Les gels sont des...
