Researchers have developed a wood-based ink for 3D printing that maintains the cellular structure of the wood, paving the way for myriad new products.

A new class of enzymes can turn a plant-based material into a range of products, such as nylon, plastics, chemicals or fuels.

Researchers have developed a new, eco-friendly, and cost-effective way to synthesize graphene by using bark from eucalyptus trees, which are abundant in Australia.

Researchers have developed a water-activated reversible adhesive that acts similarly to snail slime and has numerous potential applications.