Oak Ridge researchers crack 3D printing lignin challenge

In Tennessee, researchers at Oak Ridge National Laboratory have developed a 3D printing material that makes use of waste lignin. The breakthrough came by using...

Zymergen raises whopping $400 million

In California, microbe engineering firm Zymergen has raised $400 million to advance its custom software and lab automation offering to the industrial biotechnology industry. To...

Malaysian utility plans green-tech investment spree

In Malaysia, Malaysian energy provider Bangchak is planning to invest US$50 million in US, European, and Chinese startups with technologies for biobased and green...

Soybean technology helps ease Indiana’s roadwork woes

In Indiana, a soybean-based sealant developed by Purdue University is improving highways and reducing the need for expensive—and inconvenient—roadwork. The sealant has been tested on...

Maine seeks to boost its forestry sector

In Maine, The Maine Technology Institute is looking to invest $1.5 million in forest products technologies to benefit the state’s economy. The Emerging Technology Challenge...

Givaudan acquires French producer of essential oils

In France, flavors and fragrance major Givaudan has entered into exclusive negotiations to acquire Albert Vieille SAS, a company specializing in essential oils and...

San Diego researchers win DOE grant for algae-based polymer work

In San Diego, researchers in the chemistry and biology departments of the University of California have been awarded a $2 million grant from the...

Edible antimicrobial film addresses seafood contamination

In Pennsylvania, researchers at Penn State University, in collaboration with scientists in Thailand, have developed edible film that can help control foodborne pathogens on...

White Dog Labs plans protein plant in Nebraska

In Nebraska, White Dog Labs is planning to build a commercial-scale production facility for its renewable proteins. White Dog Lab’s ProTyton is a single-cell protein...

Finland’s First Lady stuns in birch tree-based gown

In Finland, Jenni Haukio, the wife of Finnish president Sauli Niinistö, wore a gown made from the region’s birch trees to a gala celebrating...

Stay connected

0FansLike
8,006FollowersFollow
63SubscribersSubscribe

Latest article

Bruce the dog reviews cultivated meat

In Scotland, Philip Lymbery, a journalist writing for The Scotsman has turned to his beloved pup Bruce to review Chick Bites dog treats, the...

Breaking nugget news: Japanese scientists create lab-growth chicken with circulatory system

In Tokyo, researchers have created the world’s largest, and most advanced, lab-growth chicken nugget. Featuring “veins” that deliver nutrients and oxygen, the new nugget...

Be green on the green with biodegradable golf balls

In Vancouver, a company is selling golf balls that biodegrade in two weeks and are made from compressed corn starch, calcium carbonate, glycerin, and...