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Tag: Biomaterials

Uzbek scientists create biodegradable film from plant-based polysaccharides

Scientists in Uzbekistan have developed a promising biodegradable alternative to plastic film, drawing on the country's own plant resources to tackle the growing challenge of plastic waste. The team at…

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Henkel and Sekab collaborate on bio-based raw materials for adhesive production

Henkel Adhesive Technologies has formed a strategic partnership with Swedish chemical company Sekab to transition from fossil-based to bio-based raw materials in adhesive manufacturing. The collaboration centers on replacing conventional…

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MycoWorks acquired by DFX Corp in strategic restructuring move

MycoWorks, a biomaterials company specializing in mycelium-based alternatives to leather, has been acquired by DFX Corp in a deal aimed at restructuring and scaling the business. The acquisition brings veteran…

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Bioinnovation Institute receives € 24.6 M to boost European biosolutions

The Bioinnovation Institute (BII) has secured a DKK 184 million (approximately €24.64 million) investment from the Novo Nordisk Foundation to accelerate the growth of biosolutions startups across Europe, called Upscalator.…

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South Korean researchers develop biodegradable gas sensors

A research team led by Professor Yeong-Don Park from Incheon National University has developed a new type of biodegradable, high-performance gas sensor. These sensors are designed to be durable, environmentally…

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Octarine Bio secures €5 M to scale bio-based pigments

Danish biotech company Octarine Bio has announced the successful closing of a €5 million funding round to accelerate the industrial validation and commercial launch of PurePalette, its platform for natural,…

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Bio-based car parts reach market-readiness

Automakers like Volvo and Hyundai have been developing plant-based materials for years. Now, they are going behind one-off concept cars.

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Lignin Industries launches bio-based elastomer to cut CO2 emissions

Swedish company Lignin Industries has introduced a new bio-based thermoplastic elastomer called Renol® TPV, marking its entry into the elastomer materials sector. The product is designed to significantly reduce carbon…

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CD BioSustainable expands support for sustainable material research

CD BioSustainable has expanded its green material testing and bio-based material supply services to support the development of sustainable materials. The new offerings include green catalyst testing and eco-friendly polymer…

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