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  1. ArticleFlexible Electrospun Textile Powers Self-Sustaining Wearable SensorsResearchers at Penn State University have developed a new textile that creates electricity from movement. This innovation could reshape wearable technology for designers in…
  2. ArticleGraphene-based material diamene becomes harder than a diamond upon impactResearchers at the City University of New York developed an ultra-thin flexible material called diamene made from two layers of graphene that temporarily becomes…
  3. ArticleThe London Design Festival: What happened material-wiseLast week, from 16 to 24 September, the London Design Festival 2017 took place. Between all sorts of wonderful design installations, such as a…
  4. ArticleThe Materials Behind This Ethereal Floating Glass Stair + SkylightOverlooking the side of Hong Kong Island, this stand-alone glass staircase and skylight within a two-floor apartment appears to float between the walls of…
  5. ArticleMycelium Jacket Showcases Programmable Biomaterials For Future DesignA concept jacket made from mycelium—the root-like network of fungi—offers a clear glimpse into the future of biofabricated materials. Vollebak developed this one-off piece…
  6. ArticleTemperatureThe temperature of a material would not seem to be an obvious propert. Why reflect on it? Increasingly the design community is incorporating product…
  7. ArticleMaterialDistrict Utrecht announces its 16th editionMaterialDistrict Utrecht, the show for the latest trends in material innovation for architecture and interior design, announces its 16th edition, taking place from 8-10…
  8. ArticleThe Hype About GrapheneGraphene is amazing. It is incredibly light, flexible, conductive – and it happens to be the strongest known material in the world. Recent material…
  9. ArticleThe fabric of architectureWe associate textile mainly with fashions. The textile industry does however have numerous other applications. The book Technotextiles reviews the most recent developments in…
  10. MaterialPyberPyber is a fibre-based packaging material developed by HUID using onion skins as its primary raw material. The material is intended as an alternative to conventional paper and plastic-based packaging, making use of an agricultural by-product that is widely available within food processing streams.
  11. MaterialBiopanelBioPanel is a biodegradable sheet material suitable for many different applications. It consists of 100% biobased materials with industrial hemp and a lactic acid thermoplastic biopolymer (PLA) as components. These are rapidly renewable plant- materials, most of which can be produced locally. BioPanel was originally developed as a sustainable and environmentally friendly panel material for sign applications.
  12. MaterialBELEAFbeLEAF™ is a biobased material produced from the leaves of the Elephant Ear plant (Alocasia macrorrhiza). Developed by Nova Kaeru in Brazil, the material utilises the natural structure of the leaf to create a flexible sheet material suitable for a range of design and product applications. The material is intended as an alternative to conventional leather and synthetic sheet materials.