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Overconsumption - a global challenge that can be addressed by architects

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By Leonie Barner
| ArchitectureAU Verified
Architects play a central and important role in addressing the acceleration of the planetary crisis where non-renewable and renewable resources are consumed at unsustainable levels, greenhouse gas emissions are still on the rise and biodiversity is under a growing threat. Climate change, along with the already extreme weather conditions often experienced in Australia, significantly increase the risks of floods, fires and droughts. As global patterns worsen, the likelihood of these threats grows.
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Challenges and opportunities for innovation in bioinformed sustainable materials - Communications Materials

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By Devi Stuart-Fox, Leonie Barner, Sean Blamires, Mark Elgar, Alistair R. Evans, Amanda M. Franklin, Katja Hölttä-Otto, James A. Hutchison, Jennifer Kelley, Janet McGaw, Jun Mei, Mohammad Mirkhalaf, Chiara Neto, Andrea J. O’Connor, Tim Schork, Gerd E. Schröder-Turk, Anna Wang, Lukas Wesemann, Fernando Jativa, Anna-Lee Jessop
| Nature Verified
Abstract Nature provides a rich source of information for the design of novel materials; yet there remain significant challenges in the design and manufacture of materials that replicate the form, function, and sustainability of biological solutions. Here, we identify key challenges and promising approaches to the development of materials informed by biology.
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Size-controlled synthesis of bioinspired polyserotonin nanoparticles with free radical scavenging activity

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By Keuna Jeon, Christian Schmitt, Yilei Elaine Xue, Leonie Barner
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
Size-controlled synthesis of bioinspired polyserotonin nanoparticles with free radical scavenging activity† Keuna Jeon, ab Nesha May O. Andoy, a Christian W. Schmitt,c Yilei Xue,‡a Leonie Barner c and Ruby May A.
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