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31 August 202026 August 2020

Lygos Successfully Validates Novel Fermentation Process for Sustainable and Rare Cannabinoids

After rapid integration of NIH-funded Librede technology, company now focused on scaling to commercial quantities and launching new consumer products


5 April 201829 March 2018

Researchers use light to turn yeast into biochemical factories

Scientists have recently learned how to use light to control specific groups of neurons to better understand the operation of the brain, a development that has transformed areas of neuroscience


15 September 201712 September 2017

Researchers develop 3-D-printed biomaterials that degrade on demand

Could be useful in fabricating microfluidic devices, creating biomaterials that respond dynamically to stimuli and in patterning artificial tissue


22 January 201619 January 2016

Study: Bacteria attack lignin with enzymatic tag team

Team from Rice, University of Wisconsin-Madison shows how nature handles lignin


3 June 20153 June 2015

BIO Innovation Zone company snapshot: Arytha Biosciences

Interview with Che-Ming Jack Hu, PhD, the Director of Engineering for Arytha Biosciences, LLC


26 March 201425 March 2014

MIT engineers design ‘living materials’

Hybrid materials combine bacterial cells with nonliving elements that can conduct electricity or emit light


7 March 20146 March 2014

Silk-Based Surgical Implants Could Offer a Better Way to Repair Broken Bones

Study shows that fixation devices derived from silkworm silk are potentially attractive alternatives to metal and synthetic-based systems


14 January 201413 January 2014

Hinweise auf schädliche Wirkung von Bisphenol A-haltigen Kunststoffen

Funktion und Regeneration von Schalterproteinen gestört - Bochumer und Wuppertaler Forscher untersuchen Effekte auf Enzyme  


17 February 2013

MIT: Engineering cells for more efficient biofuel production

Isobutanol production in yeast boost amount by about 260 percent


14 February 2013

How a microbial biorefinery regulates genes

Brown University researchers unlock key to lignin conversion


22 June 2012

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