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Living detectors: how biosensors protect wildlife
Biosensors are devices that exploit biological materials or living microorganisms to detect particular chemicals in their surroundings. Here’s how they help scientists monitor, understand, and ultimately help protect natural habitats.
Are biomaterials healthier for us?
We look at how biomaterials interact with our bodies in a range of applications, from cosmetics right the way through to architecture.
Dutch Student Innovation Competition BISC-E Concludes at World Bio Markets in The Hague
The Hague, June 11th — The national final of the Bio-based Student Innovation Challenge - Europe (BISC-E) took place during the prestigious World Bio Markets event in The Hague. This exciting competition showcased innovative student projects focused on advancing the…
Sun, sea, sustainability: biobased swaps for greener holidays
We show you how to holiday with a lighter impact by incorporating renewable and upcycled products into your summer packing.
Cooling biomaterials in a warming world
Researchers are developing new biomaterials for climate-ready building design that protect inhabitants and cuts down energy use.
The power of sustainable jelly
Gelatin is best known as the main ingredient in jellies. Yet this humble store-cupboard staple has many applications in consumer goods and industry.