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6 May 20222 May 2022

Biological matrix composites from cultured plant cells

The use of fast-growing plant cells offers the benefits of short harvest time, zero biomass waste during processing, in situ manufacturing, and no arable land requirement


16 January 201911 January 2019

Researchers develop a new houseplant that can clean your home’s air

University of Washington scientists have successfully modified a house-plant’s genes to make them work like a carcinogen filter


23 January 20189 September 2021

Nature Has More Than One Way to Make Methane say USU Biochemists

US-Universities collaboration researchers report a bacterial, iron-only nitrogenase pathway for methane formation


12 May 20176 May 2017

Researchers find more efficient way to make oil from dead trees

A University of Washington team has made new headway on a solution to remove beetle-killed trees from the forest and use them to make renewable transportation fuels or high-value chemicals


6 September 20169 September 2021

Engineered Bacterium Turns Carbon Dioxide into Methane Fuel

If scaled up, batches of bacteria could convert CO2 emissions into fuel, in a single step


15 February 201613 February 2016

Methanotrophs technology on the rise

Calysta announced the formation of Methanotroph.org, a research community and a web source for methanotroph information


22 January 201621 January 2016

Plug-and play synthbio: Arzeda, INVISTA, others finding new pathways to affordable, everyday materials

Large petrochemical players are building ethane crackers to make ethylene


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


4 April 20143 April 2014

Using more wood for construction can slash global reliance on fossil fuels

Increasing wood harvest to 34% or more of annual wood growth would have profound and positive effects


16 October 201316 October 2013

New Synthetic Biology Applications for Algae and Renewable Chemicals Featured at BIO 2013 Pac Rim Summit

Researchers and companies utilizing this new tool to speed development of new products and processes


15 April 2013

Agriculture Secretary Vilsack and Transportation Secretary LaHood Renew agreement to promote renewable fuels in the aviation industry

Resolution with the FAA and private-sector partners to continue development of a robust aviation biofuels industry


3 January 2013

NREL to Help Convert Methane to Liquid Diesel

Advanced research project could lead to lower greenhouse emissions, new life for spent gas and oil wells


27 February 2012

ZeaChem to Receive USDA Grant to Develop Advanced Biofuels

Bio-based fuel production begins expected in 2013


20 January 2012

Bakterien verwandeln Seetang in Biosprit

Höhere Ausbeute als bei Mais oder Zuckerrohr möglich


28 September 2011

ZeaChem and Partners Awarded $40 million USDA Grant

ZeaChem Will Produce "Drop-In”Advanced Biofuels at Boardman, Oregon Biorefinery


1 March 2011

The Brew Barons: Masters of advanced fermentation, driving the redefinition of biofuels: Pt 1

Fermenting liquids companies utilizing gas-phase fermentation just now proceeding towards demonstration at scale

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