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Development of Bio-Based Materials

The shift towards a sustainable and circular economy is one of today's most pressing challenges. Growing global demand for materials, along with concerns about environmental impact and resource depletion, has fuelled interest in innovative polymeric materials that support sustainability, recyclabili...

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Formatua: Online
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Argitaratua: MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 2025
Gaiak:
lignin
DLP
polyaniline
filler dispersibility
additive manufacturing
acrylic resin
silk fibroin
electroactive system
cytotoxicity
crystalline cellulose
FTIR
fluorescence microscopy
crystallinity indexes
Cactaceae
Schiff base
chitosan
electrospinning
polylactide
Cu2+ complexes
Fe3+ complexes
antibacterial activity
anticancer activity
bromelain
enzyme immobilization
carboxymethylchitosan N-(2-hydroxypropyl)-3-trimethylammonium chitosan
chitosan sulfate
chitosan acetate
poly(lactic acid)
poly(3-hydroxybutyrate)
depolymerization
alcoholysis
methacrylation
polymerizable monomers
kinetics
polypropylene
plastic waste
mechanical properties
carbon black
sustainability
crude oil-based
bio-based polymers
chemical structure
properties
application
bacterial laccase
central composite design
characterization
eucalypt
fungal laccase
kraft lignin
polymerization
response surface methodology
sodium alginate
divalent metal cations
hydrogel
metal sorption
association structure
Mater-Bi®
ellagic acid
coating
mucoadhesion
polymeric particles
immune response
mucosal vaccines
mucosal adjuvants
ethyl cellulose
cross−linked polymer
thiol–ene click chemistry
melanin nanoparticles
preformed recombinant melanin
nanocrystallization
high-pressure homogenization
double emulsion–solvent evaporation
flax fibre
tensile testing
crack propagation
fractography
high-speed optical imaging
microstructure
in situ tensile testing
polyhydroxyalkanoates
isocyanate chemistry
block copolymers
allophanates
cross-linking
polyurethane and epoxy composite foams
hemp protein
laccase-assisted hydrophobization
bio-fillers
wheat straw
Biopulping
xylanase
pectinase
collagen
gallic acid
hydrogels
storage modules
thema EDItEUR::T Technology, Engineering, Agriculture, Industrial processes::TB Technology: general issues::TBX History of engineering and technology
Sarrera elektronikoa:ONIX_20250812T110751_9783725836802_130
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Gaia:The shift towards a sustainable and circular economy is one of today's most pressing challenges. Growing global demand for materials, along with concerns about environmental impact and resource depletion, has fuelled interest in innovative polymeric materials that support sustainability, recyclability, and advanced functionality. Given the increasing interest in this field, this reprint brings together a selection of 19 innovative research articles originally published in the Special Issue “Development of Bio-Based Materials: Synthesis, Characterization, and Applications II”. These studies highlight recent advances in polymer science, with a strong focus on sustainability, recycling, bio-based materials, biomedical applications, and advanced functional materials. Designed as a valuable resource for researchers, engineers, and professionals in polymer science, materials engineering, and sustainability, this collection aims to inspire further innovation in bio-based materials and their applications.

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