Science news articles about 'industrial biotechnology'

Technology can improve process efficiency and provide environmental benefits, ITC says

... or cereals? The answer is yes. Thanks to white industrial biotechnology, chemical substances can also be derived from waste ... . Researchers of the Fraunhofer Institute for Interfacial Engineering and Biotechnology IGB in Stuttgart are demonstrating how this biotechnical recycling ...

... Centre for Environmental Research (UFZ) have found an enzyme which could be used for the biotechnological production of a precursor of MMA. Compared with the previous ... Evonik research award is "White Biotechnology" (industrial biotechnology). The Science-to-Business Award worth ...

... Bokinsky, and a team from LS9, a privately-held industrial biotechnology firm based in South San Francisco. The LS9 team was headed by Stephen del ...

European Commission ploughs millions into scheme to encourage the chemical sector to make use of bio-based approaches such as industrial biotechnology

... into the bacterium Pseudomonas putida, an organism frequently used in industrial biotechnology, and which is not naturally capable of breaking down ... de Winde, Professor of Industrial Microbiology at TU Delft's Biotechnology Department takes up the story ...

Industrial Biotechnology: Firm is devising biomass-based routes to chemicals, fuels.

... Glass's laboratory who now is at the Tianjin Institute of Industrial Biotechnology in China, and William T. Beeson, a graduate student in UC Berkeley's College of Chemistry ...

... to measure and interpret virtually all chemical substances within a biological sample. In this way, processes in industrial biotechnology and food quality can be improved ...

Garnered the Small-Business Award for developing a biosynthetic route to succinic acid.

Won the Greener Synthetic Pathways Award for inventing a low-cost, direct microbial fermentation route to the large-volume chemical 1,4-butanediol (BDO) from renewable carbohydrate feedstocks.

... of modern medicine, as well as the agriculture and food industry. Biotechnology enables modification of specific genes in an organism to produce desirable properties—for example, the ability ...