Recycling innovator maps out quick, connected translation path
Australia must tweak business incentives and fund more pilot lines to pull university research across the valley of death with industry, according to materials scientist and recycling pioneer Veena Sahajwalla.
In a speech to the National Press Club, the 2022 NSW Australian of the Year laid out her recycling ‘microfactory’ model as one path forward.
- recycling mattresses and glass into ceramic tiles
- turning ewaste into 3D printing filament
- recovering aluminium destined for landfill
Author's summary: Veena Sahajwalla presents a recycling model.
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