
To celebrate the growth and development of the RSC Applied Polymers community and to highlight the remarkable authors who continue to contribute their high quality work to the journal, we would like to share the opinions and insights of these authors through this introductory blog post. Once dubbed #RSCAppliedfirst50, our blog posts aim to give a voice to the authors behind the research and hope that their insights might shed light upon growing challenges and progress in polymer science and its applications.
In this post, we hear from Adam T. Caridi, Amelia Kurowska, Dr. Erlantz Lizundia and Dr. Joshua C. Worch who have developed polyester biocomposites containing fungal nanochitin using an industrially scalable melt-compounding process. This innovative work supports the transition towards biobased and sustainable materials with enhanced mechanical functionality and performance.
