27 February 202521 February 2025 Nanoscale tin catalyst discovery paves the way for sustainable CO2 conversion Researchers have developed a sustainable catalyst that increases its activity during use while converting carbon dioxide (CO2) into valuable products. This discovery offers a blueprint for designing next-generation electrocatalysts
Weg für eine nachhaltige CO2-Umwandlung: Zinnkatalysator im Nanomaßstab Forscher haben einen nachhaltigen Katalysator entwickelt, der seine Aktivität während der Nutzung steigert und dabei Kohlendioxid (CO2) in wertvolle Produkte umwandelt. Diese Entdeckung liefert ein Modell für die Entwicklung von Elektrokatalysatoren der nächsten Generation
16 September 202410 September 2024 Upcycling excess carbon dioxide with tiny microbes Researchers reporting in ACS Sustainable Chemistry & Engineering have rewired one such microbe to help tackle greenhouse gases in the atmosphere
Upcycling von überschüssigem Kohlendioxid mit winzigen Mikroben Wissenschaftler haben Mikroben speziell dazu gebracht, Kohlendioxid in Chemikalien umzuwandeln, die potenzielle Bausteine für Arzneimittel sind
4 April 202428 March 2024 Research lights up process for turning CO2 into sustainable fuel Researchers have successfully transformed CO2 into methanol by shining sunlight on single atoms of copper deposited on a light-activated material, a discovery that paves the way for creating new green fuels
4 March 202428 February 2024 How plants could make steel more sustainable Growing regulations on industry sustainability are setting companies on a race to adopt cleaner alternatives
27 October 202324 October 2023 Chemicals from thin air: gas fermentation and the future of bio-manufacturing Commercialisation is just beginning and researchers across both sectors are still finding ways to diversify the suite of functional gas-eating microbes and make them produce chemicals efficiently
11 February 20206 February 2020 MEGaproject: UPM and its $600M gambit in renewable chemicals Company chewed through a lengthy evaluation process for a technology partner, and ultimately selected supercritical technology and tapped Renmatix as the partner
27 January 20209 September 2021 Could bacteria help recycle greenhouse gases in the future? Could bacteria assist in the recycling of greenhouse gases in the future instead of releasing them into the atmosphere?
Bakterien gegen Industrieabgase? Könnten Bakterien in Zukunft helfen, Treibhausgase zu verwerten, statt sie in die Atmosphäre zu blasen?
14 December 201811 December 2018 Biome Technologies awarded further funding to scale solutions to plastic waste Government's £6 million programme aims to use industrial biotechnology techniques to produce a new range of sustainable polymers
3 December 201828 November 2018 Green and edible cling film and food packaging made from plants Nottingham research team is working on plastic films derived from konjac flour and starch, cellulose or proteins that are fully edible and harmless if accidentally eaten
20 November 20189 September 2021 Chemischer Wertstoff aus Abgasen Partner aus Forschung und Industrie sind dabei, aus Kohlendioxid und Wasserstoff die Grundchemikalie 3-Hydroxypropansäure biotechnologisch herzustellen. Herkömmliche Kohlenstoffquellen scheinen bislang aber wirtschaftlicher zu sein
1 February 201830 January 2018 Ingenza embarks on ConBioChem collaboration Company aims to develop new industrial biotech-based routes to commodity chemicals
19 January 201828 April 2018 Review: The Potential of Cold Plasma for Safe and Sustainable Food Production Diversity of action-mechanisms of cold plasma and its flexibility as a standalone technology provide a rich resource for driving innovative solutions
24 October 201723 October 2017 Nicola Everitt: ‘People have shrimp waste they need to do something with, so why not make reusable bags’ University of Nottingham researcher is looking how to make biodegradable ‘green’ shopping bags from shellfish food waste
29 August 201724 August 2017 Chitosan, a sleeping giant waiting to be woken In the last three years, science has gone on and discovered many new applications
11 August 20179 August 2017 Don’t be selfish, save the shellfish! Shellfish are more useful than ever imagined There are more and more every day uses for waste shells often destined for landfills
23 February 201721 February 2017 Spinnenseide als Hightech-Verbandsstoff Forscher der Universität Nottingham entwickeln medizinisch funktionale Bio-Wundauflage
‘We could make that!’ — chance meeting leads to creation of antibiotic spider silk University of Nottingham researchers developed technique to produce chemically functionalised spider silk for medical devices
23 January 201719 January 2017 Surf and Earth: How prawn shopping bags could save the planet Engineering research team developed chitosan-based biodegradable plastics
12 June 201510 June 2015 Wheat DDGS could form viable alternative to imported soya A four-year research project has shown that using a co-product from bioethanol production can be used as an alternative protein to feed pigs
13 April 20159 September 2021 Kohlenstoffhaltige Synthesegase als Alternative zu stärke- oder zuckerhaltigen Substraten Forschungscluster will mikrobielle Gasfermentation voranbringen
14 August 20149 September 2021 Carbon dioxide ‘sponge’ could ease transition to cleaner energy New emerging technology called integrated gasification combined cycle (IGCC) to be integrated into power plant smokestacks
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
20 December 201319 December 2013 £18M for 13 unique industry-academia Networks in Industrial Biotechnology and Bioenergy 13 new cross-disciplinary research communities
25 July 2013 World changing technology enables crops to take nitrogen from the air Researchers discover nitrogen-fixing bacteria to deposit into cells of plant roots
2 July 20139 September 2021 UK targets growth in industrial biotechnology Government funded report shows IB market could be worth up to £12bn to UK businesses by 2025