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National Research Council of Canada (NRC)

28 April 201527 April 2015

Earth Day 2015: How biotech has revolutionized farming and transformed the global Bioeconomy

Farmers in the developing world, just like those in the U.S., adopt GMO seeds

21 April 201520 April 2015

Canada’s growing biobased economy to be showcased at the 2015 BIO World Congress on Industrial Biotechnology in Montreal

Brent Erickson: “We look forward to bringing BIO’s World Congress back to Montreal, where Canadian and American industrial biotechnology companies have formed strong partnerships over the years.”

22 August 201421 August 2014

Hopes for algae biodiesel are fading

How we’ve been putting a lot of false hope into algae as a “sustainable” savior for liquid fuels

7 November 201318 January 2018

Government of Canada partners with industry to develop innovative materials for cars and houses

NRC and industry to turn biomass into plastics and composites

21 October 201321 October 2013

Hand Up vs. Hand Out: New government programs target biofuels for support in US, Canada

When is a government program a hand-up, when is it a hand-out?

10 May 20139 September 2021

Government of Canada investing in technology to reduce GHG emissions in the oil sands

Innovative new technology will convert industrial GHG emissions into commercial products

15 January 2013

CO<sub>2</sub> Solutions Announces Funding from the National Research Council Canada

$348,000 for CO₂ Solutions’ technology in enzyme evolution and enzyme management process optimization

10 January 2013

Up, up and away: aviation biofuels players start building capacity

Great Scott! Look up in the Sky! There hasn’t been a hotter sector in biofuels demand than aviation

29 October 2012

Agrisoma Resonance Energy Feedstock Powers the World’s First 100% Biofuel Flight

New converted feedstock represents a complete replacement for conventional jet fuel

12 September 2012

Solegear Bioplastics to develop new bioplastic technology with the National Research Council of Canada

Collaboration to focus on creating customized, high-performance bioplastic solutions