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المصري اليوم
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Source: المصري اليوم
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An international study led by Dr. Tamer Shoaib from the American University in Cairo presented an innovative approach to transforming electronic waste, industrial waste, and plastics into advanced materials used in the manufacturing of sophisticated sensors. The study indicates that the world produces approximately 62 million tons of waste annually, with the rate of waste generation exceeding recycling efforts by fivefold. This presents an opportunity to exploit these wastes as a rich source of metals and rare elements. The study also highlighted that converting waste into valuable materials enables the development of sensors capable of detecting toxic metals in water or monitoring vital signs. It anticipates the creation of a circular system relying on local recycling centers to produce biodegradable or recyclable sensors, aimed at supporting sustainability and environmental protection. The researchers called for the enhancement of policies and collaboration between the industrial sector and the community to turn waste into strategic resources. This reflects a shift in perspective, transforming waste from a burden into a source of innovation and strengthening future technologies.
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