March 6, 2025The Rapid Growth of the Medical Elastomer MarketThe global medical elastomer market reached $9.57 billion in 2024, and analysts expect it to grow to $14.27 billion by 2029, with an 8.3% CAGR. Read more
February 20, 2025Detecting Microplastics in the Human BrainNew findings reveal microplastics in brain tissue, raising concerns about links to cognitive decline. Microplastic concentrations in brain tissue are higher than in other organs. Read more
February 19, 2025Sustainability Takes the Spotlight at ANTEC®2025ANTEC® 2025 brings together scientists, engineers, and industry leaders to shape the future of plastics in a way that balances performance, sustainability, and innovation. Read more
February 7, 2025Key 2025 Targets of the EU Single-Use Plastics Directive2025 is a key milestone in the EU’s fight against plastic pollution, paving the way for more significant progress by 2030. Read more
February 5, 2025Inside Materials – PEEKWhen extreme conditions demand superior performance, PEEK is the material of choice. It offers resistance, durability, and versatility across diverse industries. Read more
January 29, 2025Self-Healing Materials: The Future of Functional PolymersSelf-healing polymers are redefining the standards of performance in materials. As research progresses, these technologies will likely become integral to future innovations Read more
January 23, 2025Non-Woven Polypropylene: Trends in the Hygiene IndustryNon-woven technologies are among the most innovative textile methods, and the strong demand for PP fabrics is expected to grow. Read more
January 22, 2025What’s All The Fuss About PFAS?Dr. Prithu Mukhopadhyay, the SPE Journal of Vinyl & Additive Technology editor, discusses key aspects of PFAS, future regulations, and potential developments. Read more
January 17, 2025What’s Powering the Future of Blow Molding?Automation, sustainability, and 3D printing shape the blow molding’s future. Read more
January 8, 2025Advancing Artificial Cells with Polymer-Based CytoskeletonsArtificial cells have long been a focal point in understanding biological processes, but their ability to mimic real cells’ mechanical responses to forces has remained limited. Researchers at Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e), in collaboration with the Max Planck Institute, have now designed a polymer-based cytoskeleton that bridges this gap. Read more