Fifteen years after KAIST discovered graphene oxide liquid crystals, international researchers have turned basic science into high-strength, thermally conductive fibers powering aerospace components and consumer products.
Epoch Biodesign has acquired the former DOMO nylon 6,6 polymerisation site in Spain, creating a direct route from plastic waste to recycled engineering polymers.
Kumho Petrochemical is shifting towards specialty materials, recycled plastics and research-led manufacturing as oversupply weakens the traditional petrochemical business model.
HydroGraph has certified Midland Compounding & Consulting as a U.S. partner to help scale graphene-enhanced polymer applications.
NanoXplore and Techmer PM have launched a graphene-enhanced masterbatch for high-performance plastic films, targeting stronger, lighter and more sustainable flexible packaging.
Toray introduces AURLIST™, an ultra-fine sensory polyester filament fiber engineered with NANODESIGN® conjugate spinning technology, delivering luxurious luster, soft loft, and a refined fibrillated texture for high-end women’s fashion.
At JEC World 2026, Syensqo will present advanced composite technologies for aerospace, automotive and hydrogen mobility, while expanding its recycling ecosystem through an extended partnership with Fairmat and new sustainable material launches.
Toray develops bio-based polyamide 4 production technology for cosmetics microparticles, delivering marine biodegradability, lower carbon emissions, and regulatory compliance in the fight against microplastic pollution.
Nandina REM launches aerospace carbon fiber manufacturing in Singapore, combining circular production, energy efficiency, and recycled aviation textiles to meet global aerospace demand.
