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This project explores the potential of sustainable silk materials for various applications, emphasizing their economic viability and environmental benefits. By leveraging novel silk types and lifecycle analysis, the project aims to innovate in the silk industry and reduce reliance on traditional sources.
Silks are fully sustainable, non-perishable and climate-smart agricultural products.
They are uniquely suited for areas of low-wage/high-unemployment and fragile ecosystems sensitive about water and soil.
At the same time, silks and silk-derived materials are used for simple as well as highly sophisticated applications and products with low to high potential for adding value with rather moderate investment.The Oxford Silk Group’s research on the ERC funded “Silk as Biomimetic Ideals for Polyme…
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