Search
11 results for “biowaste”
- Terra: Sustainable Table Lamps Made from BiowasteDesign agency Noi Creative designed Terra, a collection of table lamps crafted from biowaste. Materials like coffee grounds, rice husks, and wheat bran form…
- OleatexOleatex is a plant-based material developed for applications within the textile industry. It is produced primarily from by-products of the olive oil industry and is positioned as a vegan alternative to conventional materials. The formulation contains up to 90% bio-based content derived from olive tree bio-waste.
- Jamie van Duuren – From Waste to Wonder – one workshop today, a generation of changemakers tomorrowJamie van Duuren is a Swiss-born product designer passionate about sustainability and social impact. With a curious and hands-on approach, she continuously explores new…
- Hemp Waste Shows Promise For Lower-Carbon Bioplastic FilmsResearchers in South Korea have tested biocomposite films made with hemp hurd, the woody inner part of the hemp stem. This part of the…
- Turning Waste into Sustainable Biomaterials: A Breakthrough for Architecture and Product DesignA Dutch research consortium led by TU Delft has launched an ambitious project to transform low-grade organic waste into durable, high-performance biomaterials. With a…
- Self-Repairing Mycelium Material: A Circular Alternative to ConcreteA team of researchers at Montana State University has developed a promising new biomaterial made from mycelium – the root-like structure of fungi –…
- EGGXPERT B.V.At EGGXPERT, their mission is simple yet profound: to turn waste into wonder. Every year, billions of eggs are cracked open in factories around…
- Sugarcrete®Sugarcrete® provides a low-carbon alternative to bricks and concrete blockwork developed by the University of East London (UEL). The material combines sugarcane fibres left over after sugar production, with sand-mineral binders to produce bricks that have a carbon footprint six times smaller than traditionally made clay bricks.
- What Not to Miss at Dutch Design Week 2024: Exploring Texture and Tactile InnovationDutch Design Week 2024 takes place from 19 to 27 October in Eindhoven, the Netherlands. Here, we present some of the most innovative material…
- Duplicor® biobased compositeDuplicor® is a fully bio-based composite (building) material. Manufactured from a 100% natural resin, virtually non-flammable, lightweight, CO2-saving and also affordable. Duplicor® bio-composite is made from bio-waste and in a sandwich construction with old PET bottles, which is used as insulating core material.
- EvoHide™ MistralEvohide™ Mistral FRee is the latest addition to Morbern's MorGreen™ collection of eco-friendly coated fabrics produced without any chemical FR (Fire Resistant) additives, yet…
