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Researchers at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem developed BioPykrete, a composite material 10 times stronger than regular ice under compression. The team combines ice, plant-derived cellulose crystals, and protein CBM3a-AFPIII to create a network absorbing 70 times more energy before breaking than ordinary ice.
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