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Deinove produces muconic acid from 2G substrates
The blog has been following France-based Deinove for quite sometime now, with its development of its Deinococcus microorganism. The company recently announced that it has been able to produce muconic acid in their laboratory using second generation cellulose-based materials. Muconic acid is a chemical intermediate that can be used to produce caprolactam, terephthalic acid and … Continue reading
FOLLOW ME ON THESE SPACETwitter Live: INFOCAST Sustainable Chemicals Summit
Held in San Diego, California, the INFOCAST Sustainable Chemicals & Plastics Adoption & Applications Summit brought together consumer brand, OEM, retail decision makers, venture capitalists, financiers, corporate strategics, chemical majors, specialty, bio-based and sustainable chemical companies to provide a detailed overview of the challenges they face in ramping up the adoption of sustainable chemicals and … Continue reading
FOLLOW ME ON THESE SPACEAmyris develops yeast strain for fragrance molecule
Hello blog readers. I am currently in San Diego attending INFOCAST’s Methane Bioengineering Summit (#MethaneSummit) yesterday, and the Sustainability Chemicals (#INFOCASTBio) summit today and tomorrow. I hope you’ve been following my tweets on it. In the meantime, let me write up a brief post about this news from Amyris. The company recently announced that it … Continue reading
FOLLOW ME ON THESE SPACETwitter Live: 1st Biomethane Engineering Summit
INFOCAST kick-starts its first Methane Bioengineering Summit held in San Diego, California, on Sept. 1, and sponsored by Calysta. The event explored the potential of methane as a sustainable feedstock to enable biotech-based industrial and consumer products beyond petroleum. FOLLOW ME ON THESE SPACE
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