Upcycling of Waste Hop Stems into Cellulose Nanofibers: Isolation and Structural Characterization

Overview of attention for article published in ACS Agricultural Science & Technology, June 2021

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Upcycling hop stems

User 208ball208, in the Sustainability: The Capacity to Endure subreddit, 06 Jul 2021

The majority of biomass from beer-making hop plants ends up in landfills. New research from Yokohama National University in Japan demonstrates the feasibility of "upcycling" hop stems into cellulose nanofibers.

User blaspheminCapn, 05 Jul 2021

The majority of biomass from beer-making hop plants ends up in landfills. New research from Yokohama National University in Japan demonstrates the feasibility of "upcycling" hop stems into cellulose nanofibers.

User shiruken, in the Reddit Science subreddit, 03 Jul 2021