How inky footprints and machine learning are helping to identify elusive pests
Researchers have used machine learning tools to analyse inky footprints left by rats in order to help identify different species. The team said that the techniques could play an important role in the identification and biosecurity management of invasive rodents.
Producing bioethanol from lignocellulosic biomass and microalgae
A new study has investigated the potential of integrating Parachlorella kessleri microalgae with corn stover and tree bark residues as a method for producing bioethanol.
Researchers investigate sustainable food packaging films
Growing environmental concerns around the use of plastics have prompted research into sustainable and biodegradable alternatives for food packaging.
Organic chemistry: Research from recent scientific journals
Expert scientists summarise some of their selected research papers from recent journal issues. Read the organic chemistry highlights from G. Richard Stephenson, University of East Anglia, UK in Issue 9 2025 of C&I magazine.
Applied chemistry highlights: Ammonia synthesis, green hydrogen and disappearing batteries
Nigel P. Freestone from the University of Northampton summarises some of his selected research papers from recent journal issues for Issue 9 of C&I magazine.