Material Sessions is an exciting series dedicated to trends and topics that shape the material world. Each session provides an in-depth look at current and future trends in material …
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What’s the Difference: Antimicrobial, Antibacterial, and Antiviral?
Every day we see more materials and chemicals claim antimicrobial, antibacterial, or antiviral properties. But what does that mean exactly? Let's lay the groundwork. The Merriam-Webster …
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Materials for an Extreme Future: Parx Materials
From unprecedented brush and forest fires to record-breaking rainfalls, the effects of global warming will require us to adapt and prepare for an intense future. In response to these changes, Material …
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Materials for an Extreme Future: HeiQ Viroblock
From unprecedented brush and forest fires to record-breaking rainfalls, the effects of global warming will require us to adapt and prepare for an intense future. In response to these changes, Material …
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Materials 101: Antibacterial Surfaces
Disease-carrying bacteria are present on almost every surface we encounter. Having the technology to diminish the number of harmful bacteria in our surroundings can positively impact quality of life …
Removing Air Pollution with Airlabs
Airlabs is fighting pollution with a carbon filter that can remove air pollution, odors, and toxic gases in cities and cars 92% of the world lives in cities that exceed safe pollution limits. …
Materials Made for the Medical Industry
Looking at materials from an application perspective helps us see how one material can be used across multiple industries. Here are a few materials designed for the medical industry that can also be …
Material Insight: HeiQ Fresh FFL
HeiQ Fresh provides sustainable odor control that is 100% bio-based and non-antimicrobial There are five precursors that cause sweat odor – bacteria, warmth, fat and protein from sweat, moisture, and …
