Insights
Why microbes are the new face of anti-ageing
Ingredient makers are expanding their range of biobased ingredients. To achieve this at cost, many are turning to microbes.
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…