<ul><li>Researchers at Queen Mary University of London have developed biodegradable films for electronics using starch.</li><li>These starch nanocomposites are flexible, electrically conductive, and fully biodegradable.</li><li>They decompose within a month when buried in soil, reducing e-waste.</li><li>The films can be customized for various applications and are made using renewable and cost-effective materials.</li></ul>

Green electronics: Starch-based films offer sustainable future for devices

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