Biomaterials vs. Plastic Crisis

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Redesign the previous presentation to be more visual, minimalistic, and infographic-based. Goal: Fewer words, more impact. Style: modern, clean, and animated — focus on **pictograms, icons, and infographics**, not text-heavy slides. Color palette: natural tones (greens, blues, whites), subtle gradients, and eco-friendly imagery. Structure: **Slide 1: The Plastic Problem** - Use 3 simple icons: plastic bottle → ocean → fish with microplastics. - Minimal text: “12.7 million tons plastic enter oceans yearly” and “Takes 400–500 years to decompose”. - Background: photo or illustration of ocean pollution. **Slide 2: Why It Matters** - Split layout with 2 illustrations: dissolving medical implant and plant-based packaging. - One line of text: “Biomaterials replace oil-based plastics with natural solutions.” **Slide 3: Biomaterials – The Sustainable Solution** - Central circular infographic showing the cycle: Plants → Biomaterial → Product → Biodegradation. - Icons: leaf, test tube, product, recycling loop. - Very short labels only. **Slide 4: From Bio Bags to Business** - Simple bar chart showing market growth of biomaterials (2015–2030). - Icons for compostable packaging, eco bag, and business growth. - One sentence: “Demand for sustainable materials is rising fast.” Add smooth transitions, consistent iconography, and balance visuals over text.

This visual presentation highlights the ocean plastic crisis, introduces biomaterials as a sustainable alternative, and showcases market growth. Using icons, infographics, and natural tones for a clea

November 28, 20256 slides

Slide 1 of 6

Slide 1 - Biomaterials: Tackling the Plastic Crisis

The slide's title, "Biomaterials: Tackling the Plastic Crisis," introduces the topic of using innovative materials to address environmental pollution from plastics. Its subtitle, "Sustainable Solutions for a Plastic-Free Ocean," highlights the focus on eco-friendly approaches to protect marine ecosystems.

Biomaterials: Tackling the Plastic Crisis

Sustainable Solutions for a Plastic-Free Ocean

Speaker Notes

Opening title slide with subtle ocean wave background in blues and greens, eco-friendly imagery, and presenter details. Minimal text for a modern, inviting start. Context: Redesign the previous presentation to be more visual, minimalistic, and infographic-based. Goal: Fewer words, more impact. Style: modern, clean, and animated — focus on pictograms, icons, and infographics, not text-heavy slides. Color palette: natural tones (greens, blues, whites), subtle gradients, and eco-friendly imagery.

Slide 1 - Biomaterials: Tackling the Plastic Crisis

Slide 2 of 6

Slide 2 - The Plastic Problem

The slide "The Plastic Problem" highlights the massive scale of plastic pollution, with 12.7 million tons entering oceans yearly and taking 400-500 years to decompose. It illustrates the journey of a plastic bottle flowing into the ocean and the harm caused by microplastics to fish populations.

The Plastic Problem

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12.7 million tons enter oceans yearly
Takes 400-500 years to decompose
Plastic bottle flows to ocean
Microplastics harm fish populations

Source: Image from Wikipedia article "Plastic pollution"

Speaker Notes

Three icons: plastic bottle flowing to ocean, then to fish with microplastics. Key stats: '12.7M tons enter oceans yearly' and '400-500 years to decompose'. Ocean pollution background illustration.

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Slide 3 - Why It Matters

Biomaterials facilitate the development of dissolving medical implants that eliminate the need for additional surgeries and reduce waste from conventional plastics. Additionally, natural materials enable biodegradable plant-based packaging that replaces oil-derived plastics, thereby decreasing environmental pollution and enhancing sustainability.

Why It Matters

Dissolving Medical Implants	Plant-Based Packaging
Biomaterials enable implants that safely dissolve in the body, reducing surgery needs and waste from traditional plastics.	Natural materials create biodegradable packaging, replacing oil-based plastics to minimize environmental pollution and promote sustainability.

Slide 4 of 6

Slide 4 - Biomaterials – The Sustainable Solution

Biomaterials offer a sustainable alternative to petroleum-based plastics by utilizing renewable raw materials from plants. These products naturally biodegrade in the environment, creating a zero-waste cycle that promotes long-term sustainability.

Biomaterials – The Sustainable Solution

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Plants provide renewable raw materials.
Biomaterials replace petroleum-based plastics.
Products biodegrade naturally in environment.
Cycle ensures zero waste sustainability.

Source: Biomaterials

Speaker Notes

Central circular infographic showing the sustainable cycle of biomaterials with icons and short labels. White background with green accents. Minimal text for visual impact.

Slide 4 - Biomaterials – The Sustainable Solution

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Slide 5 - From Bio Bags to Business

The biomaterials industry was valued at $12 billion in 2015 and is projected to reach $85 billion by 2030. This represents an overall growth of +600%, driven by a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 7.5% from 2015 to 2030.

From Bio Bags to Business

$12B: Market Size 2015

Biomaterials industry value

$85B: Projected 2030

Expected growth by 2030

7.5%: CAGR 2015-2030

Compound annual growth rate

+600%: Overall Growth

From 2015 to 2030

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Slide 6 - Join the Sustainable Shift

The slide, titled "Join the Sustainable Shift," serves as a conclusion urging viewers to embrace biomaterials to achieve a plastic-free future. Its subtitle reinforces the call to action by encouraging an immediate shift toward sustainability.

Join the Sustainable Shift

Embrace biomaterials for a plastic-free future.

Let's shift to sustainability today.

Source: Sustainable Biomaterials Presentation

Speaker Notes

Summary icons recapping key points: plastic problem, why it matters, biomaterials cycle, market growth. Call to action: 'Embrace biomaterials for a plastic-free future.' Eco imagery with natural tones, subtle gradients, smooth fade-out including contact info: email@biomaterials.org.

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