Arizona researchers find biobased solution for safer melons

In Arizona, scientists have received a $610,000 grant to extend their research efforts in food safety. Sadhana Ravishankar, associate professor in the University of...

DuPont, ADM cut the ribbon on FDME pilot plant

In Illinois, DuPont Industrial Biosciences and Archer Daniels Midland have opened their joint pilot plant for producing furan dicarboxylic methyl ester. Made from fructose, FDME...

Genomatica, Bio-Botanica partner in skin care

In San Diego, Genomatica has partnered with New York’s Bio-Botanica to create a line of botanical extracts using Genomatica’s Brontide butylene glycol. Brontide is a...

Pakistani grade schoolers bring biobased solutions to global science competition

In Pakistan, two middle school students have developed biobased products to compete in the Golden Climate Project Olympiad. Mukarram Fatah used orange peels to repel...

Dairy waste finds new life as useful chemicals and plastics

In Ireland, a project dedicated to finding value-added uses for dairy waste has received €22 million ($26.6 million) in funding from the European Commission’s...

Bioplastic nonprofit born in chemistry grad’s kitchen

In the United Kingdom, millennial inventor and chemistry graduate has founded a not-for-profit company to produce biodegradable water bottles. James Longcraft aims to use...

Renewable fiber maker wins chance to present at GC3 showcase

In Kingsport, Tennessee, Tandem Repeat has won the opportunity to present its renewable fibers technology to interested parties at GC3’s 3rd Annual Green &...

Braskem launches biobased chemicals R&D in Beantown

In Boston, global bioplastic leader Braskem has opened a site in Boston dedicated to researching, developing, and commercializing chemicals made from renewable feedstocks. Activities...

Citrus waste successfully repurposed for towel production

In Japan, a region known for both its production of luxury towels and orange groves has married the two by using cellulose nanofibers derived...

Finnish partnership yields solar-powered biochemical production process

In Finland, a joint study by the University of Turku and VTT Technical Research Centre has developed an improved method for producing biobased hydrogen...

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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

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