Science & Environment

Cellulose nanofibers under the microscope

Émission

CQFD
08 May 2015

Christoph Weder

Sciences et de médecine, UNIFR

Cellulose nanofibers, extracted from plants such as cotton or bananas, would not pose a short-term health risk.

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