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App Challenge winners focused on women's safety, Maui fires and encryption software : Maui Now - Vimarsana News

App Challenge winners focused on women's safety, Maui fires and encryption software : Maui Now

The winning apps developed by high school students addressed women’s safety, focused on Maui fire recovery, and a developed encryption software.

Research may Pave the Way for Lighter, Stronger Carbon Fiber Materials and Stronger Plastics - Vimarsana News

Research may Pave the Way for Lighter, Stronger Carbon Fiber Materials and Stronger Plastics

New research from the group of Joshua Yuan, professor and chair of energy, environmental and chemical engineering at Washington University in St. Louis' McKelvey School of Engineering, may soon lead to even lighter, stronger carbon fiber -- and stronger plastics -- all using what is currently a waste product.

Source: azom.com
By design: from waste to next-gen carbon fiber - Vimarsana News

By design: from waste to next-gen carbon fiber

Research from Washington University in St. Louis may soon lead to lighter, stronger carbon fiber materials and stronger plastics with a gentler environmental impact. The main ingredient necessary ...

Lignin may lead to greener, stronger carbon fiber - Vimarsana News

Lignin may lead to greener, stronger carbon fiber

New research may soon lead to a lighter, stronger carbon fiber—and stronger plastics—using lignin, a product that is currently considered waste.

By design: from waste to next-gen carbon fiber - The Source - Washington University in St. Louis - Vimarsana News

By design: from waste to next-gen carbon fiber - The Source - Washington University in St. Louis

Joshua Yuan at Washington University in St. Louis and collaborators have cracked a chemical code that will take carbon fiber to the next level.

Source: wustl.edu