The latest in biomaterials research
Keeping up with new material innovations can be difficult, so we’ve made it easier: we review seven exciting studies that have come out of the biomaterials space over the past…
New bio-based ziptop bags from Lunchskins offer eco-friendly solution
Lunchskins is expanding its eco-friendly product line with a new innovation: bio-based, home compostable, freezer-safe Ziptop Storage Bags. The product will be available nationwide in Kroger stores starting August 2025,…
Biomaterials enter the space age
For advanced biomaterials, the sky is the limit. Here is how biobased materials could support safer, more sustainable space travel.
Biomaterials on demand with 3D-printing
We look at how 3D printing can help drive biomaterials adoption in highly specialised industrial niches.
Nature Coatings launches BioBlack Blends for bio-based pigments
Nature Coatings is an award-winning biochemical company. It turns wood waste into black pigments. They announced a new platform called BioBlack Blends. This platform opens new markets for bio-based pigments…
Kiilto advances circular economy with bio-based raw materials in adhesives
Kiilto is innovating by using biobased and recycled-carbon raw materials in its wood adhesives, significantly lowering emissions from production. This move supports its goal to reduce its products’ carbon footprint…
Renewable Materials Conference 2025: Nominees for the Innovation Award & Final Programme Unveiled
Latest update on the world's largest conference on innovative and renewable chemicals and materials, fossil-free plastics and related policies from 22-24 September 2025 in Siegburg/Cologne (Germany) The Renewable Materials Conference…
Balena’s BioCir® Flex debuts in Stella McCartney’s S-Wave
Balena, a pioneering material science company, announced a groundbreaking collaboration with Stella McCartney, a leader in sustainable fashion. The partnership features Balena’s innovative BioCir® Flex material in Stella McCartney’s highly…
Syensqo partners with Microsoft to accelerate sustainable bio-polymers with AI
Chemicals group Syensqo has announced a partnership with Microsoft to boost innovation in biobased polymers and sustainable materials. The collaboration aims to leverage AI technology to support the development of…