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Cat Buxton

Today Cat Buxton, leader and networker in Upper Valley of eastern Vermont (and board member of Soil Carbon Coalition) gave an inspiring presentation on...

Length selection produces single-chirality nanotubes

Theoretical physicists at Rice University in the US have proposed a practical new approach to growing carbon nanotubes with a single chosen “handedness”, or...

Piezoelectric nanoparticles provide deep brain stimulation without invasive surgery

"<strong>BBB opening and deep brain stimulation</strong> Schematic showing how systemically administered piezoelectric nanoparticles release NO locally in response to ultrasound and accumulate in the...

Large tunnel magnetoresistance appears at room temperature in a miniaturized magnetic tunnel junction

Magnetic tunnel junctions (MTJs), which consist of two ferromagnets separated by a non-magnetic barrier material, are found in a host of technologies, including magnetic...

Reusable grocery bags are one of the top items that can help reduce waste generation in our society. Most reusable bags are made of...

‘World’s smallest photon’ confined in dielectric nanocavity

Researchers have confined light to dimensions smaller than the diffraction limit in a nanosized dielectric cavity for the first time. The work, which confirms...

Custom paper bags are the most popular format of eco friendly packaging in 2023. They have several applications and are used by almost all...

2023 Buyer’s Guide to Eco Friendly Packaging

Consumers are becoming more conscious about their shopping habits by the day. Not only are they now looking for eco friendly products, but they’re...

Dr. Kieran Avery, a trained veterinary scientist and natural resource manager, joins our grasslands team after seven years in Kenya with the Northern Rangelands...

Lessen CO2 emissions from actions

Offsetting is great – and necessary – but it’s always better to prevent emissions in the first place. Have you ever wondered how carbon is...

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