What’s Strong as Steel but Lightweight? Synthetic Spider Silk Now Viable Solution for Manufacturing

In Sweden, researchers say they have finally cracked the code and created a synthetic spider silk that is a realistic option for industrial use...

Two By Two, Biomaterials Climb Aboard Noah’s Ark Project at Russian University

In Russia, Lomonosov Moscow State University created a giant database as part of their Noah’s Ark project to catalogue and store all types of...

BIO Appreciates President Trump’s Statements on Small Businesses and De-Regulation

In Washington, D.C., the Biotechnology Innovation Organization responded to President Trump’s statement that he will “oppose anything that makes it harder for smaller, younger...

New Bioinsecticide Available for Growers as Marrone Bio Innovations and Nufarm Australia Sign Commercial...

In California, the new bio based product GRANDEVO Bioinsecticide can help crop growers fight nasty pests like mealybugs, thrips, and whiteflies in a natural...

Canadian Cannabis to Cross Borders to Chile

In British Columbia, Tilray received regulatory approval from Canada and Chile to send its medical cannabis to Chile. Tilray was the first company to...

Sustainably-sourced advanced biobased chemicals: The Digest’s 2017 Multi-Slide Guide to S2G BioChem

In November, we reported that S2G BioChem has entered into a license and collaboration agreement with Mondelēz International — a leader in biscuits, chocolate, gum,...

Divergent 3D Gets $23 Million in Funding to Get 3D Printed Car in Production

In California, Divergent 3D, a 3D printing automobile technology company, received $23 million from Horizons Ventures as well as Altran, a large automotive and...

U.S. Navy Taps into Hagfish Slime for Military Defense

In Florida, U.S. Navy scientists and engineers have recreated a synthetic version of biomaterial hagfish slime for use in military settings. The Naval Surface...

Want to Prevent or Delay Dementia or Alzheimer’s Disease? Eat Some Mushrooms

In Malaysia, a study conducted by researchers at the University of Malaya shows evidence that the bioactive components of mushrooms can help delay or...

No Need to Wait for Organ Transplant? Organ and Tissue Manufacturing Initiative Moving Forward

In Florida, Akron Biotechnology, LLC joined the New Hampshire based Manufacturing USA initiative, called the Advanced Regenerative Manufacturing Institute, to help develop and manufacture...

Stay connected

0FansLike
8,006FollowersFollow
63SubscribersSubscribe

Latest article

Lean on green: German consortium creates 64% renewable hiking pole

In Germany, the German Institutes of Textile and Fiber Research Denkendorf and LEKI Lenhart GmbH have created a hiking pole made from hemp and...

Designer Mejia-Estrella creates wood and walnut synth

In North Carolina, designer Gabriel Mejia-Estrella has created a working synthesizer made from cardboard and walnut. A recent graduate in Music Technology from University...

Clean slate: Peelable disposable plate stacks offer new concept in avoiding dishes

In Florida, a company named Peelware has created a new concept in disposable plates: renewable “stacked” paper plates where you simply peel off the...