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27 February 202520 February 2025

3D-Druck mit Kaffeesatz: Forschende entwickeln biologisch abbaubares Material auf Myzel-Basis

Das Material könnte als nachhaltige Alternative zu Styropor in Verpackungen oder für andere Anwendungen dienen


3 January 202518 December 2024

Carbon Dioxide to 3D Printed Carbon Nanocomposites: A Sustainable Innovation

Researchers from the Universities of Delaware and Washington in St. Louis presented a method that uses CO2 as a feedstock, addressing both sustainable material production and greenhouse gas reduction


22 November 202419 November 2024

Researchers create novel electro-biodiesel more efficient, cleaner than alternatives

Joshua Yuan, Susie Dai and colleagues at WashU and Texas A&M create biodiesel with electrocatalysis and bioconversion


6 September 20246 September 2024

Turning bacteria into bioplastic factories

Scientists discovered some purple bacteria that can produce bioplastics without adding CO2 to the atmosphere and which are completely biodegradable


Bakterien werden zu Biokunststofffabriken

Biologen finden neue Wege, um die plastikproduzierende Kraft violetter Mikroben zu fördern


15 December 202314 December 2023

NatureWorks Appoints Erik Ripple New President and CEO

Ripple joins NatureWorks as it continues market-leading growth and innovation with construction of new 75kta Ingeo biopolymer manufacturing facility underway in Thailand


13 October 202210 October 2022

New system creates bioplastics, consumes CO2

Method could reduce nondegradable plastics and greenhouse gas emissions


7 September 20212 September 2021

Synthetic biology enables microbes to build synthetic muscle

No animals required to produce these fibers, which are tougher than Kevlar


31 August 202127 August 2021

Stronger Than Steel, Tougher Than Kevlar

Incredible Fibers Produced by Engineered Bacteria


15 August 20199 August 2019

Synthetic biology enables protein origami

Engineers find new way to create single-chain protein nanostructures using synthetic biology and protein-assembly techniques


18 April 201915 April 2019

Creating sustainable bioplastics from electricity-eating microbes

Microbially derived bioplastics could play a role in space, where astronauts could use 3-D printer technology to manufacture their own tools


Bacterial factories could manufacture high-performance proteins for space missions

Genetically engineered bacteria could be the key to mass-produced spider silk


27 August 201822 August 2018

Bigger proteins, stronger threads: Synthetic spider silk

Engineering scientists use bacteria to create biosynthetic silk threads stronger and more tensile than before


9 February 20159 September 2021

Cyanobacterium found in algae collection holds promise for biotech applications

Scientists have re-discovered a fast-growing bacterial strain first described in 1955


5 September 2013

Zhang receives prestigious DARPA Young Faculty Award

Engineering Microbes for Efficient Production of Fuels and Chemicals


14 December 2010

Champion Hydrogen-Producing Microbe

Cyanobacteria are known for releasing the oxygen that made Earth an hospitable planet, but some strains also have hidden talent for producing hydrogen

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