Biomaterials that live, grow and die
Whether algae-based or oil-derived, all our industrial materials are composed of dead matter. Predictable and, above all stable, inert substances ...
Read moreWhether algae-based or oil-derived, all our industrial materials are composed of dead matter. Predictable and, above all stable, inert substances ...
Read moreFrom 2020, the world can emit only 350 gigatonnes of carbon for a chance to stay within 1.5 degrees of ...
Read moreAround 3.5 billion years ago, plants became able to turn sunlight and carbon dioxide into energy. Researchers in the field ...
Read moreFrom wooden computer chips to tree-based touchscreens, digital tech is taking an unexpected turn to bio.
Read moreA fully sustainable packaging plastic must meet three criteria. First, it should be made from renewable feedstocks. Second, it should ...
Read moreCollagen is a vital material for the beauty and medical industries. Traditionally made from animal carcasses, startups are now exploiting ...
Read moreActive pharmaceutical compound (API) pollution is one of cleantech’s greatest challenges. From antipsychotics to antibiotics, mind and body-altering drugs are ...
Read moreCooperl, one of the world's largest pig producers, is creating biogas, biofertiliser, and algal feed from animal waste. Here’s how ...
Read moreThe Pacific oyster is taking over Europe’s seas. Many have branded it as an invasive pest but bio-businesses old and ...
Read moreAs the world continues to get on the green bandwagon, biofuels are driving the new fossil fuel market. The goal ...
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