Technology
Baylor researchers develop innovative technology for cleaner biofuel combustion
Baylor University researchers from the Cornerstone Atomization and Combustion Lab (CAC) have made significant strides in biofuel technology, introducing a new method that enables the efficient burning of glycerol/methanol blends with near-zero emissions. Their study, published in the journal *Fuel*,…
New initiative to convert brewers’ spent grain into bioplastics
A coalition of researchers and industry leaders has initiated a project aimed at transforming brewers’ spent grain (BSG) into high-value bioplastics. Named POLYMEER, this initiative is funded by the Circular Bio-Based Europe Joint Undertaking HORIZON programme and seeks to create…
Paboco introduces innovative market-ready paper bottle and cap
Paboco has launched the first commercially available paper bottle combined with a fiber-based cap, a notable advancement in sustainable packaging. Developed in collaboration with Blue Ocean Closures, this groundbreaking product is set to reach consumers by early 2025. Leveraging years…
TekniPlex Healthcare launches biobased medical-grade PVC compounds
TekniPlex Healthcare has announced the launch of innovative bio-based PVC compounds for medical applications, marking a significant advancement in the healthcare materials sector. These new compounds feature performance and composition that match those of conventional polyvinyl chloride (PVC) resins, enabling…
Biotalys launches new biofungicide program to combat fungal diseases
Biotalys, an Euronext-listed agricultural technology company, has announced the launch of BioFun-8, a new research and development program focused on developing biofungicide solutions to combat fungal diseases in crops. Dr. Carlo Boutton, Chief Scientific Officer of Biotalys, emphasized the challenges…
Manure, feathers, and wool: the circular potential of animal waste
Building a biobased and circular industry to use up livestock waste could go some way to solving the pollution associated with animal farming.