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28 October 202225 October 2022

Bakterien mit Tomaten bewerfen

Fortschritte bei der Verwendung von weggeworfenen Tomatenschalen zur Entwicklung antimikrobieller Mischungen


Bio-Electrocatalytic Conversion of Food Waste to Ethylene via Succinic Acid as the Central Intermediate

Reisner Lab researchers found a new approach which provides an alternative strategy to produce ethylene from food waste under ambient conditions using renewable energy


13 June 20228 June 2022

Textile Filter Testing Shows Promise for Carbon Capture

North Carolina State University scientists developed a possible new carbon capture technology


16 February 202214 February 2022

Compounds made from ‘digested’ molecules feeds appetite for greener pharmaceuticals and agrochemicals

New method developed by University of Warwick scientists uses enzymes to produce indolic amides, carboxylic acids and auxins – vital for use in pharmaceutical and agrochemical industries


Verbindungen aus “verdauten” Molekülen wecken Appetit auf umweltfreundlichere Pharmazeutika und Agrochemikalien

Neue Methode nutzt Enzyme zur Herstellung von Indolamiden, Carbonsäuren und Auxinen


25 October 201922 October 2019

Turning lignin into bioactive molecules in three green steps

Efficient, waste-free process transforms pine wood into novel benzazepines


26 August 20199 September 2021

Polymer “Snow” Captures Carbon Dioxide

CSIRO and Curtin University researchers have developed a new form of PEI which has a high CO2 uptake


31 July 201815 October 2018

Polyethylene Furanoate (PEF) – The Rising Star Amongst Today’s Bioplastics

Next-gen polymer is renewable, non-toxic and a recyclable alternate with similar properties


19 July 201717 July 2017

Coconut oil is secret ingredient in recycling car plastics

Czech researchers take a new approach to converting PC and PUR into recycled materials


16 March 20179 September 2021

IU chemists create molecular ‘leaf’ that collects and stores solar power without solar panels

The new molecule harvests sunlight to create useable material from carbon dioxide in the atmosphere


16 November 201614 November 2016

Skin pigment could help strengthen foams and fabrics

Scientists found that small amounts of melanin added to polyurethane, makes it far stronger than the material by itself


15 March 201614 March 2016

Cheap catalyst converts tough plant lignin into valuable chemicals

Waste material from the energy crop elephant grass yields flavor and fragrance compounds


9 February 20169 September 2021

Turning air into fuel: USC scientists convert carbon dioxide into methanol

“We need to learn to manage carbon. That is the future.”


18 November 201517 November 2015

Designer-Chili-Molekül bekämpft Blutkrebszellen

Forscher der Universität Leipzig entdecken Capsaicin als Waffe gegen Blutkrebs


19 May 20155 June 2015

Bioasphalt: from microalgae to “green roads”?

Microalgae offer a highly promising alternative to petroleum products without competing for resources used in the food industry. They have now been used for the first time to make -- asphalt!


15 August 20149 September 2021

Copper foam turns CO2 into useful chemicals

Scientists at Brown University’s Center for Capture and Conversion of CO2 have discovered that copper foam could provide a new way of converting excess CO2 into useful industrial chemicals, including formic acid


10 March 2011

Banana peels get a second life as water purifier

Banana peel performs better than an array of other purification materials


11 February 2010

A “shrimp cocktail” to fuel cars and trucks

China: Shrimp shell catalysts converted canola oil to biodiesel

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