Insights
The hum of microbial bioelectricity
As climate volatility becomes the norm, these devices offer lessons on designing resilience into the very fabric of our technologies.
Low-carbon ski gear hits the powder
Extreme sports demand high-performance materials. Strength, comfort, and durability are must-haves and plant-based options are no exception.
Why Europe’s bioeconomy needs an offtake boom
Bio-based producers are only willing to expand if they are sure demand can absorb output. Offtakes drive scale by eliminating this uncertainty.
From lab to industry: Harvard’s premier synbio hub
When it comes to the big questions in synbio, Harvard’s Weiss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering is a world leader.
Bridging the gap to commercial scale in bio-based industries
The potential of bio-based chemicals, ingredients, and materials to transform industries and create a more sustainable future is clear. Yet, turning scientific breakthroughs into commercially viable solutions remains a complex challenge. No single entity can achieve this alone; it requires…
