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CBE JU announces Annual Work Programme for 2025 with €165 M for project proposals
The Circular Bio-based Europe Joint Undertaking (CBE JU) has released its Annual Work Programme for 2025, outlining plans for a new call for project proposals. The programme allocates a budget of €165 million to support circular bio-based industries in Europe…
Novo Nordisk Foundation establishes Biotechnology Research Institute for Green Transition (BRIGHT)
The Technical University of Denmark (DTU) has announced the establishment of a new initiative aimed at advancing bioproduction methods as part of efforts to transition away from fossil fuel reliance. The Novo Nordisk Foundation Biotechnology Research Institute for the Green…
Ascend launches performance biochemicals, PA66
Ascend Performance Materials has announced the production of acrylonitrile, hexamethylene diamine, adipic acid, and nylon 6,6 using feedstocks derived from used cooking oil. This initiative is part of the company's Bioserve portfolio and results in a nylon 6,6 product with…
Researcher develops vegetable biobased resins for 3D printing
Julius Adeyera, a manufacturing engineer at Georgia Southern University, is leading research on converting vegetable oils into biobased resins that can be used in 3D printing. This initiative targets sustainability within the manufacturing sector. The new resins are derived from…
Acme Mills launches biobased PLA fabric line
Acme Mills has launched Natura, a new line of biobased polylactic acid (PLA) fabrics intended to replace traditional petroleum-based nonwovens such as PET, PP, and Nylon. This new product line aims to address environmental concerns while maintaining performance standards. The…
Nofima explores algae as sustainable replacement for fish oil in salmon feed
A recent initiative by Nofima has investigated the feasibility of using microalgae as a sustainable substitute for fish oil in salmon feed. This research is part of the broader Millennial Salmon project, which seeks innovative solutions in aquaculture. The concept…