Linear chains in thermoplastics make them relatively weak in performance but inherently
weldable and recyclable. By contrast, thermosets with permanently crosslinked networks …

Abstract Four-dimensional (4D) printing is an emerging technology that aims to endow the
additive manufactured objects with the capability of time-dependent transformation. In …

Thermosets are important commodity polymeric materials, but they are rarely biorenewable
and recyclable. Although some previously reported bio-based aromatic thermosets with a …

Transparent wood (TW) is a promising light and thermal management material that has
enormous potential for energy-efficient engineering applications. However, almost all the …

Bio-based dynamic covalent thermosets have attracted extensive attention as they are
expected to break conventional thermosets' reliance on fossil resources and address the …

This article investigates the possible synergy between geopolymers and plastics as a
method for sustainable composite materials, addressing the growing worldwide need for …

The development of bio-based thermosets with favorable mechanical properties, high glass
transition temperature (T g), and recyclability for thermal management applications remains …

Chemical recycling of thermosets and composites can reclaim polymer matrix and high-
value reinforcement to protect the environment and save resources. However, efficient and …

The urgent need for eco-friendly and cost-effective cellulose paper substrates in thermal
management for biomedical electronic devices has driven the exploration of agro-waste …

Covalent adaptable networks (CANs) endow thermosets with recyclability (reprocessability
and degradability) and are expected to address the issues of environmental pollution and …