SEVILLE – A research team at the University of Seville claims to have developed a method of producing filaments and fibres with thicknesses of just 50 micrometres, around three times thinner than a human hair. The process, known as nebulisation, atomises polyethylene glycol polymers while in a liquid state to yield droplets that exhibit greater elasticity and as such can be manipulated to form filaments.
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