Novozymes, FMC sign biocontrol deal
In Denmark, enzymes leader Novozymes and leading pesticides firm FMC have announced a partnership in the biocontrol segment. Under the terms of the deal, the...
Microbial stamp could help track E. coli outbreaks
In New York, start-up Aanika Biosciences is developing biological tags that can help authorities pinpoint the source of deadline E. coli outbreaks.
The company’s technology...
UConn team creates polylactic acid face mask
In Connecticut, researchers have invented a reusable and biodegradable face mask made from polylactic acid. Thinh Le, mechanical engineering PhD student at University of Connecticut,...
Indian researchers develop bioplastic film using red algae
In India, the National Institute of Ocean Technology has converted seaweed into biodegradable plastic film.
Using red algae Kappaphycus alvarezii cultivated from the Gulf of...
Amyris acquires CBD beauty brand
In California, synthetic biology company Amyris has acquired cannabinoids-based beauty brand Terasana for an undisclosed sum.
John Melo, president and CEO of Amyris said in...
London startup introduces biodegradable computer
In London, a computer company has launched a biodegradable computer featuring a casing made from vegetable waste.
Dubbed Abacus, Pentaform’s computer is comprised of a...
Soy-based turf meets the gridiron
In Indianapolis, SYNLawn Indiana reports that its soy-based turf will be used by the Indianapolis Colts for 2021 pre-game matches as well as education...
DSM, Dutch university to build Europe’s first bioscience AI lab
In the Netherlands, DSM and TU Delft have partnered to build an artificial intelligence laboratory dedicated to bioscience innovation.
Dubbed the Artificial Intelligence Lab for...
Novamont acquires BioBag to create integrated bioplastics giant
In Norway, Italian bioplastics producer Novamont has acquired BioBag Group, a company focused on the development and distribution of compostable applications and a leading...
From Fido to feet: Designer creates sneaker using dog hair
In Germany, sustainability-focused designer Emilie Burfeind has used renewable and waste materials—including dog hair—to create an eccentric sneaker that she hopes will appeal to...