As the world struggles with growing plastic waste, a team of mechanical engineering students from Rochester Institute of ...

Two UW-Platteville professors teamed up to find a way to reuse spoiled milk, inspired by pandemic-era dumping of milk that wouldn’t sell.

What started as a seasonal pop-up at a Missouri mall has become a permanent retail venture for Jamplast, bringing 3D printing technology and education to the local community.

A skipper will replace his nylon fishing net every 6 months, says Ian Falconer, and most of the time they're buried in a landfill or burned.

Plastic recycling is something that many of us strive to accomplish, but we often get caught up in the many hurdles along the way. [Brothers Make] are experienced in the world of plastic recycling ...

IISc researchers recycle fishing nets into 3D printing filament by introducing a chemical cross-linker (melamine) into the ...

Nylon nets are only used for six months and many end up polluting our seas and coasts. Now they go from Cornwall to the likes ...

Mary Richardson picks her favourite product prototypes and material experiments from the Biennale's international exhibition - from buildings "grown" beneath the sea to bricks made of elephant dung ...

From surgical masks and gloves to disposable hospital gowns and aprons, the COVID-19 pandemic is creating a mountain of plastic medical waste that is polluting the land and sea – alarming doctors and ...

Remanufacturing can drive innovation, support local industries, create jobs and deliver environmental and social benefits.

Filament 3D printing, also known as FDM (fused deposition modeling) or material extrusion, involves melting filament which is ...

Color gradient filament is fun stuff to play with. It lets you make 3D prints that slowly fade from one color to another along the Z-axis. [David Gozzard] wanted to do some printing with this effect, ...