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Damien Guironnet, a Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering professor, who is developing a plastic that is infinitely recyclable and biodegradable, is pictured in his lab at Davenport Hall in Urbana on Thursday, March 3, 2022. Also pictured in several images are Guironnet's Ph.D students, Vanessa DaSilva (Ph.D '25, CheBE) and Nicholas Wang (Ph.D '22, CheBE). | U of I, Braskem, and Princeton Receive DOE Grant to Engineer Bioplastic Packaging That’s Infinitely Recyclable

U of I, Braskem, and Princeton Receive DOE Grant to Engineer Bioplastic Packaging That’s Infinitely Recyclable

URBANA, Ill. (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The Department of Energy has granted $2 million over three years to Braskem America, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign and Princeton University to develop plastic that can be recycled perpetually, reducing…

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reducing waste

reducing waste

U of I, Braskem, and Princeton Receive DOE Grant to Engineer Bioplastic Packaging That’s Infinitely Recyclable

WINT named to Fast Company’s first-ever list of the next big things in tech

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