TSP - Tech Science Press (United States)
The Journal of Renewable Materials (JRM) is an interdisciplinary journal publishing original research covering all aspects of renewable materials, namely bio-based materials, sustainable materials, green chemistry and including
The Journal of Renewable Materials (JRM) is an interdisciplinary journal publishing original research covering all aspects of renewable materials, namely bio-based materials, sustainable materials, green chemistry and including recycling and recovery of spent materials. The scope of the journal is devoted to reports of new and original experimental and theoretical research in the areas of materials, engineering, physics, bioscience, processing, environmental science and chemistry, which are related to the critical renewable and recyclable applications.
This journal is an indispensable reading and publishing area for all scientists, researchers, engineers, university and professional teachers, industrialists, and people in business interested in inventing, developing, implementing, commercializing, and using processes and products based totally or partly on biosourced natural materials or their transformation derivates, and the recycling of renewable and non-renewable materials in line with the requirement of the new bioeconomy. Coverage includes the following but is not limited to:
- The design of new, greener and safer chemicals and materials
- the use of sustainable resources
- the use of biotechnology alternatives to chemistry-based solutions
- methodologies and tools for measuring environmental impact and application to real-world examples
- synthesis and polymerization of bio-based monomers and macromonomers
- the chemical modification of natural polymers
- descriptions of the design and development of materials and devices that enable more rapid advancement of new bio-applications in areas such as bioenergy, biocatalysis, bioaerosols, bioelectronics, environment, and water safety are strongly encouraged
- the recycling of materials, recycling representing a clear example of renewables, thus covering the use of recycled materials be them of renewable or not sources.
- Full open access
- English