Näinkö selluteollisuus voisi vielä kunnostautua? "MIT researchers realized that processing silk into uniform nanoscale crystals — known as nanofibrils — and then combining them with cellulose, a common material found in wood pulp waste, creates a material uniquely well suited to water filtration."

Scientists develop revolutionary 'fully natural solution' to remove harmful substances from water: 'This could really have a major impact'

Scientists at MIT have developed a new material made from silk and cellulose that can effectively remove PFAS, also known as "forever chemicals," from water.