Technology
Wood modification boosts biomass conversion
Dr. Matthieu Bourdon –former researcher at Sainsbury Laboratory Cambridge University (SLCU) who is now at the Friedrich Miescher Institute for Biomedical Research– and colleagues have taken a different approach to understanding woody biomass.
Steakholder Foods debuts 3D bio-modeling software
Steakholder Foods, a global leader in 3D bio-printing technologies, has launched its proprietary Light CAD Editor. This cutting-edge software offers a user-friendly interface that works seamlessly with the Company's fusion printers, enabling clients to create, test and optimize 3D models…
These scientists are transforming kale waste into care products
Scientists from NTU Singapore have developed a new technique to convert kale waste for use in health and personal care products, reducing food waste and emissions.
Plant-based frames and lenses take on oil-based eyewear
Plant-based materials hold surprising versatility and one of their most surprising applications over the last decade has been in optical lenses and eyewear frames, where plastics currently dominate.
Trials for novel fruit packaging suggest that blueberry season could last longer
Poland’s Fresh Inset, a tech company focused on harvest freshness preservation, has tested in a trial its characteristic Vidre + product on blueberries to lengthen their life span in packaging.
Veeder-Root and Total Meter Services launch Biofuel Blending System
Veeder-Root, a worldwide leader in fuel management and environmental technology, in collaboration with precision measurement solutions expert Total Meter Services, has presented the Biofuel Blending System (BBS). The BBS represents a significant advancement in fuel blending technology. Operating with a…
