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AI speeds up product development in the food industry
Clean label, less salt, fat or palm oil, more vegetable proteins, exotic flavours; the demands we…
Scaling up bio-aromatics research and application development with the industry
It was supposed to be a physical meeting place, but the 8th Biorizon Annual Event in…
A crop with great opportunities for Europe
The Andean lupin contains more protein than soya and more oil than sunflower. It can be…
New developments in the field of PHA
Sewage water and sludge are raw materials for the production of PHA: biodegradable biopolymers made by…
ZAP: pivot between education, research and business
True innovation in the chemical and bioprocessing technology sector is being created in a fertile environment,…
Biodegradable biopolymers for 3D Printing and micro-injection moulding
For more and more fossil plastics, there are green alternatives. For example, 3D printer filaments from…
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Creating bio-concrete from human urine
Researchers at the University of Stuttgart in Germany have developed bio-concrete from human urine, an innovative…
Circular projects struggle due to leadership and financial resilience
Many circular projects fail due to a lack of financial resilience, leadership and risk management. This…
Key role for biomass in defossilising chemicals and materials by 2050
A new study commissioned by the Bio-based Industries Consortium (BIC) and the Renewable Carbon Initiative (RCI)…
‘Less bureaucracy, more research’
The new EU commissioner for Start-ups, Research and Innovation, Ekaterina Zaharieva, is calling for more audacity…
ChemistryNL funds 11 new Biobased Economy projects
ChemistryNL provides financial support to 11 research projects at the intersection of biobased and chemistry. A…
Biodegradable biobased mulch film more pollutant than expected
Biodegradable mulch film made from bioplastic degrades much slower in soil than expected, according to a…
