Trail report: Reviews roll in for algae-based skis

In California, newly launched skis with an algae-based core are getting rave performance reviews among avid shredders. The 4FRONT line of skis, made by WNDR...

Startup claims “beyond sustainable” model in increasingly crowded eco-friendly sneaker category

In New York, startup Thousand Fell has stepped into the eco-friendly sneaker fray with a 100% recyclable shoe that boasts numerous renewable components, including...

Glowing wood could be the future of home lighting

In New Zealand and Switzerland, a team of researchers has used biobased films to create wood with luminescent properties that could sustainably replace conventional,...

Twist Bioscience converts art into DNA for launch into space

In California, Twist Bioscience has collaborated with Beyond Earth, an artist collective, on the To Space, From Earth project to send art into space...

Google goes green, pledges 50% renewable or recycled materials by 2025

In California, google has pledged to replace half of the materials used in its products, which include speakers and smartphones, with renewable or recycled...

Paramedic brother inspires London designer to develop bioplastic PPE

In London, a designer has produced bioplastic face shields using food waste and flowers from the city’s parks. Dubbed Dance Biodegradable Personal Protective Equipment (DBPPE)...

Popular diaper brand goes plant-based

In Cincinnati, ubiquitous diaper brand Pampers says its new Pampers Pure line features a plant-based liner enriched with shea butter, a 100% renewable moisturizer...

North Carolina company to launch plant-based hair

In North Carolina, a local entrepreneur has developed synthetic hair made from natural materials. Ciara May tells bizjournals her company, Rebundle, was founded in 2019...

Kalion wins DOE grant to advance glucaric acid

In Massachusetts, bioengineering company Kalion has been picked to receive $5.7 million in US Department of Energy Funding to work jointly with the Agile...

Protecting Japan’s sacred deer with edible bags

In Nara, Japan, a local man has created an edible packaging material from rice bran and milk cartons after several of the city’s sacred...

Stay connected

0FansLike
8,006FollowersFollow
63SubscribersSubscribe

Latest article

Data boom to data shroom: Mycelium could one day be data storage 

In Ohio, scientists at Ohio State University have shown that mushroom mycelium can act as a form of data storage. In controlled lab experiments,...

Wooden compass points dementia patients back home

In the Netherlands, a startup has unveiled a device for dementia patients that is comprised of a single arrow that points to only one...

Snack to the future: Nutri3D wants to 3D print your next sweet treat

In Italy, researchers in the Nutri3D project have unveiled prototypes of nutrient-rich sweet snacks made from cultured plant cells, fruit byproducts, and 3D printing....