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2 June 20141 June 2014

Opportunities in Fuels and Chemicals from Syngas and Methane Fermentation

Conference on July, 16 to explore technologies being developed and their commercial potential


28 May 201427 May 2014

New, fossil-fuel-free process makes biodiesel sustainable

Cleaning microbes will allow producers to reincorporate ethanol and water into the fuel-making process


25 April 20142 December 2014

Pyrolysis of North-American grass species:

Effect of feedstock composition and taxonomy on pyrolysis products


10 April 20149 April 2014

The Siege of Ligningrad

Jim Lane about latest transformational breakthroughs in new cellulosic biofuels technology


9 April 20147 April 2014

Michigan State University: ‘Unzipping’ poplars’ biofuel potential

Research shows a much more energy- and cost-efficient way to convert biomass into fuel


8 April 20146 April 2014

Researchers design trees that make it easier to produce pulp

UBC researchers to modify lignin in wood, making it easier to break down


1 April 201430 March 2014

Carving out a future for biomass conversion to jet fuel

A pioneering study has proposed a new integrated method for producing aviation fuels from woody feedstock by considering all downstream processing stages and carrying out a detailed economic analysis


19 June 2013

Less is more: Novel cellulose structure requires fewer enzymes to process biomass to fuel

Improved methods for breaking down cellulose nanofibers are central to cost-effective biofuel production


28 May 2013

UMass Amherst finds new way to make p-xylene from biomass

Paul Dauenhauer, UMass Amherst Chemical Engineer, Receives DuPont Young Professor Award


3 May 201316 February 2018

Innovationspreis “Biowerkstoff des Jahres 2013” auf dem Kölner Biowerkstoff-Kongress ging an PHA-Produzenten Newlight Technologies (USA)

Bio-basierte Ökonomie und stoffliche Nutzung nachwachsender Rohstoffe gewinnen zunehmend an Bedeutung


Innovation Prize for “Biomaterial of the Year 2013” awarded to PHA producer Newlight Technologies (USA) at the Cologne International Conference 2013 on Industrial Biotechnology and Bio-based Plastics & Composites

Bio-based materials sector is playing a major role in growth of the bio-based economy


26 March 2013

Biorefinery 2015 – The Shape of advanced biofuels to come – Part II

Consideration of a number of new technologies that redefine our notions about the scope and costs


22 March 2013

Close cooperation – MBI and MSU Ink Deal To Develop Bio-Based Tech

MBI and Michigan State Engaging To Rapidly Advance Proven Technologies to Market


26 February 2013

‘Fat worms’ inch scientists toward better biofuel production

Michigan State University researchers engineering plants with algae gene involved in oil production


16 January 2013

Marginal lands are prime fuel source for alternative energy

First study to show that natural growing non-woody plants are sufficiently productive to make ethanol


9 January 2013

Novozymes: $2.5 million for bioenergy enzyme development

Partnering with MBI International to tailor an enzyme cocktail from a variety of cellulosic feedstocks


14 December 2012

USDA Grants Support Sustainable Bioenergy Production

USDA’s National Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA) awards $10M for bioenergy, biobased products


15 October 201225 July 2014

EU research on bio-based product standards kicks off:

KBBPPS project focuses on biomass content, functionality and biodegradability


22 August 2012

Biorefinery makes use of every bit of a soybean

This research was presented at the 244th National Meeting & Exposition meeting of the American Chemical Society


10 July 2012

New biofuel process dramatically improves energy recovery

MSU researchers using bacteria to breakdown and ferment agricultural waste into ethanol


7 March 2012

Bio-industry says it can boost agricultural economy

Bio-based movement can economically stimulate Michigan agriculture


15 December 2011

Project sheds new light on Medicinal Benefits of Plants

Researchers studied the genes and chemical composition of 14 plants known for their medicinal properties


17 November 2011

Northern Technologies International Corporation Awarded $500,000 in Department of Defense Grant for Development of Biobased and Marine Biodegradable Non-Plastics Bags

Navy currently uses a kind of paper bags coated with modified plant oil based product


8 November 2011

Northern Technologies International Corporation Awarded $500,000 in NSF-STTR Grant for Development of Advanced Polylactide (PLA) Materials

Phase II funding will allow NTIC to commercialize a broad portfolio of next-generation, high performance biobased resin compounds


1 September 2011

Pretreatment, proper harvest time boost ethanol from switchgrass

Boiling pretreatment increases glucose conversion to 90% of contained cellulose


3 June 2011

Breaking Down Bioplastics

Is the Bioplastic Cup Half Full or Half Empty?


20 May 2011

Do Biofuels Reduce Greenhouse Gases?

A new study fuels the debate over the impact of growing crops for fuel.


7 March 2011

BESC scores a first with isobutanol directly from cellulose

Clostridium cellulolyticum also has been genetically engineered to improve ethanol production


29 December 201018 January 2018

Environmentally friendly Polylactide-based Biocomposite Materials for Flooring

MSU researchers get patent on green plasticizer and PLA blend


10 December 201021 February 2018

Modern cars, made from wheat straw and carrots

What are cars made from these days? Would you believe, vegetables?


24 November 2010

Researcher questions validity of Pittsburgh life cycle study

Highly publicized study excluded the actual use and disposable aspects of bioplastics from its analysis


8 May 2009

Camelina-based Renewable Jet Fuel 
Shows 84% Carbon Emissions Reduction

High oil content, low fertilizer requirements and co-product use combine to lower carbon footprint


30 October 2008

Cereplast Announces Results of Greenhouse Gases Study of its Hybrid Bioplastic Biopropylene

Independent Study Shows 42% Reduction in Carbon Footprint over Traditional Polypropylene


21 October 2008

Bioplastics produced directly by crops

Genetical modified switchgrass to produce PHB

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