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Styrofoam Sucks, so She Invented ‘Nanowood’ to Replace it
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Styrofoam Sucks, so She Invented ‘Nanowood’ to Replace it
In order to save our planet, we’ve got to get creative and rethink many of the materials that we use on a daily basis. Styrofoam is one ubiquitous material adding to our landfill problem. Some cities have banned its usage, while others are pledging to do. Tian Li, a post-doc student at the University of Maryland, has taken the no styrofoam pledge one step further by helping to develop a new material called nanowood. Working with researcher Liang…
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