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26 September 202522 September 2025

Dieses Start-up baut mit genmanipulierten Pflanzen Nickel ab

Genomines entwickelt Pflanzen, die Nickel aus dem Boden holen. Dafür erhält das Start-up jetzt 45 Millionen Dollar. Drei große Autokonzerne arbeiten bereits mit dem Unternehmen zusammen

Genomines Raises $45M Series A to Redefine Global Metal Extraction with Plant-Based Nickel

This fundraise signals a structural shift in how the world will source critical metals — away from high-emission mining and toward scalable, regenerative agriculture

12 March 202010 March 2020

Rhabarber statt Chemie: Das Autointerieur wird nachhaltiger

Recycelte und nachwachsende Rohstoffe sind in Autos nichts Neues. Doch im Gegensatz zu früher verstecken Hersteller die Öko-Materialien nicht mehr nur hinter den Konsolen. Das Kalkül ist klar

15 May 201910 May 2019

Seats of your next SUVs could be made from biomaterials

According to PETA, a non-profit organization, many cars come with the option to select leather-free interiors, including steering wheels or gear shifts

30 March 201629 March 2016

Cars: Design’s Love Affair with New Materials

Several car manufacturers to develop and use eco-friendly materials, trying new ones, either bio-based or recycled

19 February 201618 February 2016

Carbon/Flax Hybrid Structures Show Improved Vibration Damping and Impact Behaviour

A UK-based consortium has developed carbon/flax hybrid structures with lower cost, higher vibration damping and improved impact behaviour compared to carbon fibre

15 June 201512 June 2015

EuropaBio and Smithers Rapra confirm agenda for 8th edition of EFIB

Themes to range from inspiring new business models, circular economy and creation of markets, issues of financing and funding in addition to the availability of feedstocks, and update on the status and outlook of biobased industries

16 March 201514 March 2015

Bio-based chemicals: Automotive materials go green

Specifying sustainably derived materials – such as new types of rubber and plastic – can help the car industry shrink its carbon footprint