Bridgestone and Versalis sign desert-shrub-rubber pact

In Tennessee, tire major Bridgestone Americas and biopolymer and elastomer producer Versalis have inked a research and development pact for rubber made from the...

Knight convinces Queen to nix plastics

In London, Queen Elizabeth II has decided to crack down on plastics used on the royal estate after meeting with environmental activist Sir David...

High fashion looks to waste to clean up its act

In Italy, the fashion industry is eyeing waste from industries such as orange and dairy in an effort to reduce its large environmental impact. “The...

Fishing-waste nanowhiskers get nod from innovation community

In Toronto, BOCO Technology Inc., a producer of chitin nanowhiskers, has been selected to present at CleanEquity® Monaco 2018. The invitation-only event gives innovators...

Super wood could replace steel in cars

In Maryland, a research team has developed a wood-based material strong enough to replace steel but that is six times lighter. The breakthrough could...

Finnish company launches biobased PE film

In Finland, UPM Raflatac has launched a white, plant-based polyethylene film for the home and personal care markets. UPM says RafBio PE White performs just...

Researchers develop biobased nanopesticide to control mosquito populations

In India, researchers at the Centre for Nanobiotechnology at VTT University are developing nanometric emulsions to control the mosquito population. According to Science Trends, researchers...

French epoxy maker nabs BioPreferred Label

In France, Sicomin has earned the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Certified Bio based Product label for four of its products. The company, a leading...

Florida researchers use synthetic biology to boost production of green sunscreen

In Florida, researchers have used synthetic biology to develop a  route to produce shinorine, a natural sunscreen ingredient traditionally extracted from red algae. Yousong Ding...

JV to build India algae plant

In India, EID Parry and Synthite Industries say that will form a 50-50 joint venture to produce algae-based ingredients for food colors and additives. The...

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

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