Raw material revolution?

LONDON – Scientists say that if we can make more complex synthetic polymers, just like our bodies can make and sequence highly complex molecules like DNA, then we could usher in an era of new raw materials that would totally revolutionise the way industries such as the textile sector operate. In fact, this scenario could be even closer than you think. John Mowbray reports.

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