IOM3 Investigates... inspiring women in materials, minerals and mining part 2: Artemis Stamboulis

Origami-paper sensors to identify biomarkers in wastewater have been developed at Cranfield University, UK.

An overview of materials in harsh environments.

Fabricated gold nanowires and soft electrodes could connect to the human nervous system to alleviate medical conditions.

A chemical alteration in polymers derived from alpha-lipoic acid – a small molecule that aids cell metabolism – could enable high-performing adhesives in foetal surgery.

A way to remove harmful per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) ‘forever chemicals’ from water has been designed using 3D printing.

Martin Griffin talks about meaningful allyship and moving away from being a bystander in his latest blog for IOM3.