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UW professor shares greener alternative to everyday hygiene product materials
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UW professor shares greener alternative to everyday hygiene product materials
Tizazu Mekonnen, an associate professor and director of the department of chemical engineering at UW, has pioneered groundbreaking research that is changing the game for the materials used in everyday hygiene products, such as pads, tampons, and diapers. In a market flooded with misinformation and cluttered product labels, it can often feel
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