This week in adhesive news, Kiara Nirghin, whom I blogged about a couple months ago, won Google’s 2016 Science Fair with her super-absorbent polymer made from orange peels and avocado oil. Nirghin’s soil additive is a natural and cheap alternative to currently-available chemical options. The grand-prize is a $50,000 scholarship to further Nirghin’s education. Other science fair winners include Charlie Fenske (16), Anushka Naiknaware (13), Mphatso Simbao (18), and team Ashton Cofer (14), Luke Clay (14), and Julia Bray (14).
More news from around the web:
- Graphene Nanoribbons Combined with Common Polymer Can Bridge Damaged Neurons
- Better Protein Polymer Hybrids
- Simulate “Sun and Rain” Detail How Nanoparticles Can Escape Plastic Coatings
Are you interested in news stories on a particular topic? Send your suggestions to Morgan Laidlaw at laidlawm@bnpmedia.com.
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