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Novel material pZC ensures safe passage of drugs to the intestine - Vimarsana News

Novel material pZC ensures safe passage of drugs to the intestine

Scientists have developed a novel encapsulating material called pZC that affords therapeutics safe delivery to the intestines.

University of Akron receives $2 million for graduate engineering fellowships - Vimarsana News

University of Akron receives $2 million for graduate engineering fellowships

The grant will fund interdisciplinary programs concentrating on digital data.

Source: wksu.org
Graphene Functionalization: Covalent Vs Non-Covalent - Vimarsana News

Graphene Functionalization: Covalent Vs Non-Covalent

In this article two different approaches to graphene functionalization are compared, exploring the pros and cons of covalent and non-covalent methods.

Novel Applications of Polyvinyl Alcohol - Vimarsana News

Novel Applications of Polyvinyl Alcohol

This article explores the recent advancements in the numerous applications of polyvinyl alcohol (PVA) and its various composites.

Source: azom.com
Scientists find eco-friendly way to dye blue jeans » FINCHANNEL - Vimarsana News

Scientists find eco-friendly way to dye blue jeans » FINCHANNEL

New dyeing technology is sustainable, uses less water and has better color payoff. Flared or skinny, distressed or acid-washed—we all love our blue jeans. But those coveted pieces of denim are wreaking havoc on the environment. That’s why researchers from the University of Georgia developed a new indigo dyeing technology that’s kinder on the planet. TheNew dyeing technology is sustainable, uses less water and has better color payoff. Flared or skinny, distressed or acid-washed—we all love our blue jeans. But those coveted pieces of denim are wreaking havoc on the environment. That’s ...