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You probably don't think much about the strands of hair that end up on the floor or in the trash after your haircut, but a team of engineering students at the University of Kentucky is using those forgotten pieces of hair in their latest project, turning it into material that could help repair and build bridges and buildings across the state.
According to the American Road & Transportation Builders Association, 7% of the state’s bridges are classified as structurally deficient and 1100 bridges across Kentucky are in poor condition. A statistic the team of engineers is hoping to change by using hair.
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