We’re pleased to share that Faber Futures has been selected as one of the grantees of the UK Research and Innovation £11.5 million bioinnovation boost, aiming to enhance UK sustainable biomanufacturing. In partnership with Evolutor, a biomanufacturing start-up pioneering precision fermentation for advanced biomaterials, we will test and develop renewable feedstocks for our microbial dye technology. By tapping into industrial side streams, we aspire to create a circular and resilient value chain for textile dyeing and the wider fashion industry that opens up market participation through a decentralised bio-manufacturing model. This joint investment from the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC), Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC), and Innovate UK has awarded 21 collaborative R&D projects from across industry and academia that embrace the biological potential through scalable as well as sustainable products and processes. We are very grateful for having received such a significant opportunity to contribute to the UK’s synergetic efforts driven towards restorative innovation and the 2050 net zero strategy. We will keep you updated on the progress of this work moving forward! #UKRI #biomanufacturing #sustainabledyes #MBEU #projectcoelicolor #synbio #syntheticbiology #bioeconomy #futures #biotechnology #technologyfutures #sustainablefutures #regenerativefutures #biodesign
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Check out the latest paper on graphene water filters for emerging contaminants!
Happy to share our last paper ‘Upcycling of plastic membrane industrial scraps and reuse as sorbent for emerging contaminants in water’ highlighted in the journal front cover Environ. Sci.: Water Res. Technol., 2024,10, 1097-1107 https://lnkd.in/dQvdDQvT We show that waste derived from the industrial production of polysulfone hollow fibers (PSU-HF) and PSU–graphene oxide hollow fibers (PSU–GO-HF) can be converted into high-value adsorbent materials. Safe and innovative granules are manufactured from such production scraps and are exploited in the purification of drinking water, targeting the removal of emerging contaminants, such as PFASs. Work in progress on the validation of these materials in a living lab installed in the HERA-Pontelagoscuro (Fe) potabilization plant (https://lnkd.in/d-5Xbutn) within LIFE Remembrance project. ISOF CNR - Istituto per la Sintesi Organica e la Fotoreattività, MEDICA S.p.A., Graphene Flagship, Gruppo Hera, Ecosister
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🔴🟢🔵⚪ Red, green, blue, and white…biotech! In our article for the Swiss Biotech Report 2024, we focused on how members of Biotechnet are enabling more sustainable biotechnology to support the Swiss and international economy while considering the health of our planet. During turbulent times, it’s not just Swiss stability that makes us a reliable partner beyond borders. It’s also our commitment to issues that matter that sets us apart as a collaborator of choice, nationally and internationally. The article features a selection of sustainable biotech projects conducted by our members, including: 🔋 Eco-friendly batteries, wireless power management, compostable biodegradable material, and green biochemical sensors for in vitro diagnostics - CSEM Samantha Paoletti EECONE Project SUSTRONICS Project ♻ Bleed recycling technology for perfusion biomanufacturing processes Hochschule für Life Sciences FHNW Thomas Villiger 🟣 Biosynthesis of anthocyanins, a plant pigment with several uses in the cosmetic and food industry ZHAW School of Life Sciences and Facility Management CCBIO Competence Center for Biocatalysis Rebecca Buller-Blomberg 🧼 Engineering enzymes for manufacturing processes in laundry, personal care, and textile products FHNW Patrick Shahgaldian Philippe Corvini FuturEnzyme 🚗 Converting syngas into PHB, then treating PHB with enzymes to enable electroless metal plating of car handles, dials and knobs HES-SO Valais-Wallis Haute École d'Ingénierie Manfred Zinn Bioplate Project 📦 Embedded enzyme to delaminate multilayer packaging and enable its recycling FHNW, Philippe Corvini, TERMINUS Project Read the article here: https://lnkd.in/eFa4bNrC Thanks to the Swiss Biotech Association for the opportunity to be part of the report again this year. #annualreport #biotech #lifesciences #sustainability #reliability #beyondborders #internationalcollaboration
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Happy to share our last paper ‘Upcycling of plastic membrane industrial scraps and reuse as sorbent for emerging contaminants in water’ highlighted in the journal front cover Environ. Sci.: Water Res. Technol., 2024,10, 1097-1107 https://lnkd.in/dQvdDQvT We show that waste derived from the industrial production of polysulfone hollow fibers (PSU-HF) and PSU–graphene oxide hollow fibers (PSU–GO-HF) can be converted into high-value adsorbent materials. Safe and innovative granules are manufactured from such production scraps and are exploited in the purification of drinking water, targeting the removal of emerging contaminants, such as PFASs. Work in progress on the validation of these materials in a living lab installed in the HERA-Pontelagoscuro (Fe) potabilization plant (https://lnkd.in/d-5Xbutn) within LIFE Remembrance project. ISOF CNR - Istituto per la Sintesi Organica e la Fotoreattività, MEDICA S.p.A., Graphene Flagship, Gruppo Hera, Ecosister
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🌟New Publication: Dewatering of Biomaterials by Membrane Separation 🌟 We are excited to share that our first review paper from the Electrified project is now available online in Langmuir. The paper titled Dewatering of Biomaterials by Membrane Separation discusses the challenges and opportunities of using membrane technology to dry biomaterials, which are abundant and renewable sources of biobased products. We highlight two promising strategies to improve the performance and antifouling properties of membranes: electric-field-assisted dewatering and surface functionalization with hydrogels, which are two key technologies studied within the Electrified project. We also identify the remaining gaps and future directions for this emerging field of research. Dewatering of biomaterials by membrane separation is a sustainable and efficient alternative to conventional drying methods, which are often energy-intensive and environmentally harmful. By optimizing the design and operation of membranes, we can enhance the quality and value of biomaterials and contribute to the transition to a more circular and biobased economy. We congratulate our researchers for their hard work in accomplishing this milestone Esli Diepenbroek, Sarthak Mehta, Zandrie Borneman, Mark Hempenius, Stefan Kooij, Kitty Nijmeijer, and Sissi De Beer You can read the full paper here: https://lnkd.in/eYtRRuBT
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🌱 Exciting news from the Sustainable Polymer Chemistry (SPC) group at Universiteit Twente | Faculteit TNW 🌍 As part of the recently launched POLYMEER project, the SPC group within the Department of Molecules and Materials, led by Prof. Frederik R. Wurm, will be responsible for designing and synthesising new biobased and biodegradable polymers using materials derived from brewers’ spent grain—the by-product of beer production. 🍺➡️🌿 By contributing its expertise, the SPC group is helping to develop innovative solutions that address waste management and promote sustainability in the materials sector. It’s inspiring to see how science can transform waste into valuable resources for a greener future! 💡 Want to know more? Discover the details here: https://lnkd.in/e3suxk_B #Sustainability #Bioplastics #Innovation #CircularEconomy #UniversityOfTwente
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Francisco de Almeida Garret Soares da Silva – Bacterial Cellulose Green Composites 26.03.2024 / 10 AM / Sala de Atos (CA-02-00-32-23) of the Universidade do Minho, Azurém Campus, Guimarães. Francisco Soares da Silva, researcher at CEB, developed his PhD Project, whose final thesis he will now defend, with the theme “Bacterial Cellulose Green Composites”. The project aimed to find #sustainable alternatives for the #textile and #food packaging sectors, using bacterial cellulose and manufactured cellulose fibres. In this sense, applications for non-hydrophilic #packaging were developed, and fibres in textile materials were explored. More information at: www.lkme.pt/hYZVG
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