5 November 20209 September 2021 Carbontech is getting ready for its market moment It's the exciting idea that we can take something that could be considered waste, draw it out of the atmosphere and turn it into a source of economic growth
31 August 201829 August 2018 Spit-activated biobased batteries, glow-in-the-dark trees, kombucha clothes, biobased root canals, breakthroughs in degradable plastics, straws: The Digest’s Top 10 Innovations for the week of August 29th Here are the top innovations in the advanced bioeconomy for the week of August 29th
9 October 20159 September 2021 Flipping molecular attachments amps up activity of CO2 catalyst New understanding may help scientists design more effective catalysts for transforming CO2 to useful products
21 May 201520 May 2015 Solazyme CEO Jonathan S. Wolfson to receive the 2015 BIO George Washington Carver Award Wolfson honored for his vision to take one of the smallest organisms in the world – microalgae – and use it to revolutionize some of the biggest industries in the world
4 March 20159 March 2015 Dovetail partners announces release of new publication highlighting wood building products and carbon storage Ability of wood to store carbon provides significant environmental advantage over, other building materials
28 April 201427 April 2014 Scientists Synthesize First Functional “Designer” Chromosome in Yeast Study reports major advance in synthetic biology
2 April 20141 April 2014 Bioingenieure erschaffen intaktes Hefe-Chromosom Viel versprechender Fortschritt auf dem Weg zu maßgeschneiderten Zellfabriken
24 January 2013 Avoiding the Definition of Irony: When Wind Turbine Blades and Solar Panels End Up in Landfills National Science Foundation award for common research in alternative biological-based materials
9 November 2011 Carbon mitigation strategy uses wood for buildings first, bioenergy second Substituting wood for non-wood building materials can displace far more carbon emissions than using the wood for biofuel
26 August 2011 Drop-In commodity chemicals from renewable feedstocks on the rise US-American experts' views on current bioplastic market development
8 December 2010 Biodegradable plastic from yeast and oil Monomer produced in a low-cost first-of-its-kind fermentation process
5 November 2010 Engineered yeast could produce low-cost plastics from renewable resources Yeast to produce a monomer acid that can be converted into bioplastics similar to polyethylene
