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Menú del día – Sustainable polymer encapsulants for photovoltaics
Dr Joseph Cameron Pillar 1 - Low-impact materials, manufacturing and designs Dr Joseph Cameron, a REACT researcher in Pillar 1 - the group of Prof. Jeff Kettle, visited IDONIAL in Avilés, Spain in June to apply new polymer formulations developed at the University of Glasgow for large-scale trials of encapsulating photovoltaic cells. IDONIAL is a R&D&I technology centre which provides services to private and public organisations in areas such as surfaces and coatings, steel an

REACT Spotlight


Building a circular future for electronics: why responsibility matters as much as technology
Written by Dr Carlos Carbajal Pina Electronics sit at the heart of our digital and green transition, powering everything from renewable energy systems and communication networks to electric vehicles and healthcare technologies. Yet, as the new REACT white paper highlights, the same industry driving global progress also faces an escalating sustainability paradox. In 2022, the world generated over 62 million tonnes of electronic waste, while demand for critical materials such
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Reflections from U21 School for Sustainable Policy Leadership
This June (2025) marked the successful launch of the first U21 School for Sustainable Policy Leadership, hosted by Lund University in...
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Sustainable Chipless RFID-Tags
Consider this: the retail sector alone consumes over 10 billion RFID tags each year. Composed of paper, plastic, silicon, and metal,...
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