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Natural Antioxidant and Antimicrobial Agents and Processing Technologies for the Design of Active Food Packaging Polymers by Chang, Boon Peng, Trinh, Binh M., Tadele, Debela T., Bandara, Nandika, Mekonnen, Tizazu H.

“…Over the last decades, food packaging has advanced significantly, which is crucial in maintaining food safety and minimizing waste. However, most traditional…”
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A nanomaterial-stabilized starch-beeswax Pickering emulsion coating to extend produce shelf-life by Trinh, Binh M., Smith, Michael, Mekonnen, Tizazu H.

“…•Sustainable and edible coatings reduces the spoilage of fruits and other produces.•Surface modified CNCs can be efficient Pickering emulsifiers.•Stabilized…”
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Robust multiphase and multilayer starch/polymer (TPS/PBAT) film with simultaneous oxygen/moisture barrier properties by Chang, Christina C., Trinh, Binh M., Mekonnen, Tizazu H.

“…[Display omitted] •Simultaneous oxygen and moisture barrier enhancement of films.•Multiphase and multilayer TPS – PBAT film for packaging…”
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Facile fabrication of thermoplastic starch/poly (lactic acid) multilayer films with superior gas and moisture barrier properties by Trinh, Binh M., Chang, Christina C., Mekonnen, Tizazu H.

“…Multilayer films comprised of thermoplastic starch (TPS) and poly (lactic acid) (PLA) were fabricated via a reactive extrusion, compression molding, and dip…”
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Fabrication of Triblock Elastomer Foams and Gelation Studies for Oil Spill Remediation by Lee, Hyejin, Trinh, Binh M., Mekonnen, Tizazu H.

“…Polymeric foamed materials are among the most widely utilized technologies for oil spill accidents and releases of oil‐contaminated wastewater oil due to their…”
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The barrier properties of sustainable multiphase and multicomponent packaging materials: A review by Trinh, Binh M., Chang, Boon P., Mekonnen, Tizazu H.

“…The current packaging materials market is dominated by petrochemical-derived, single-use, and inexpensive plastics that are incredibly stable in the…”
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PBAT/corn zein ester blends: Rheology, morphology, and physicochemical properties by Tadele, Debela T., Trinh, Binh M., Mekonnen, Tizazu H.

“…The demands for sustainable packaging materials have increased interest in a new class of biomass-derived and biopolymers, such as zein protein, which are…”
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Thin-structured and compostable wood fiber-polymer biocomposites: Fabrication and performance evaluation by Trinh, Binh M., Ogunsona, Emmanuel O., Mekonnen, Tizazu H.

“…•Sustainable, low cost and light weight biocomposites from high woof fiber content.•Thin-structured wood fiber biocomposites for structural packing…”
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Compostable lignin grafted poly(ε-caprolactone) polyurethane biomedical materials: Shape memory, foaming capabilities, and biocompatibility by Trinh, Binh M., Gupta, Arvind, Owen, Patricia, David, Dency, Yim, Evelyn, Mekonnen, Tizazu H.

“…•Addition of lignin as hard segment enhanced the physicomechanical properties of TPUs.•Lignin grafting of PCL enhanced the melt strength and foamability of…”
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Styrene-ethylene-butylene-styrene (SEBS) melt-blown fibers for oil spill remediation and oil barrier geotextiles by Crawford, Ethan A., Gupta, Shreeja, Trinh, Binh M., Mekonnen, Tizazu H.

“…The distinctive oil gelation characteristics of styrene-ethylene-butylene-styrene (SEBS) thermoplastic elastomers were utilized for successful oil spill…”
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Thermoplastic elastomer melt-blown fiber mats for oil spill remediation: Fabrication, oil uptake, and gel formation studies by Lee, Hyejin, Trinh, Binh M., Crawford, Ethan A., Mekonnen, Tizazu H.

“…[Display omitted] •Customized melt-blowing process effectively produces SEBS nonwoven fibers.•Low-concentration PP addition improves SEBS fiber formation and…”
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Robust and high barrier thermoplastic starch – PLA blend films using starch- graft -poly(lactic acid) as a compatibilizer by Trinh, Binh M., Tadele, Debela T., Mekonnen, Tizazu H.

“…This work reports the design of a single-layer robust and good barrier sustainable films by using graft polymer compatibilizers. A starch- graft -poly(lactic…”
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Robust and high barrier thermoplastic starch - PLA blend films using starch--poly(lactic acid) as a compatibilizer by Trinh, Binh M, Tadele, Debela T, Mekonnen, Tizazu H

“…This work reports the design of a single-layer robust and good barrier sustainable films by using graft polymer compatibilizers. A starch- graft -poly(lactic…”
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