Most of us who have dabbled a little in electronics will have made our own printed circuit boards at some point. We’ll have rubbed on sticky transfers, laser-printed onto acetate, covered our clothing ...

Millions of tons of hard-to-recycle electronic circuit boards are burned or end up in landfills—a replacement based on leaf skeletons could stem that waste.

Circuit boards made of wood wool or cellulose fibers and fibrils Recently, the opportunity arose to build on existing findings: Empa sustainability specialist Claudia Som was asked if she would like ...

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It's said that one person's trash is another's treasure. That is certainly true for Debby and Joel Arem. Twenty years ago, the couple started creating jewelry and office products from recycled ...

To create his incredibly intricate chests, sculptures and boxes Kamecke uses a technique called marquetry, a popular veneering method used by furniture makers. But unlike the traditionalists who are ...

We’re big fans of stuff that’s been upcycled from old circuitboards, which is why we were delighted to come across these awesome notebooks. Made of defunct computer parts, they’re perfect for taking ...