Successful collaboration between FlexBio and the Edinburgh Genome Foundry demonstrates potential impact for future projects.
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Funding from IBioIC enabled CuanTec to work with Abertay University to determine the antimicrobial efficacy of the company’s proprietary chitosan based prototype formulations
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This Feasibliity project by Artisan Roast, University of St Andrews, and Energy Recovery Systems Ltd demonstrated that coffee grounds are a profitable replacement for wood as a source for bioenergy.
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IBioIC funded a joint project between Victrex and Joanna Sadler and Stephen Wallace from the University of Edinburgh to explore alternative, more sustainable routes for the production of Hydroquinine, ideally from renewable or waste feedstocks, to contribute to their goal of carbon neutrality by 2030.
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Waste root vegetables could help stop microbes growing on medical implants.
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This project investigated the feasibility of using oils extracted from fish industry waste to produce ingredients such as detergents and foaming agents for use in industrial products.
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Using organic waste as a nutrient source to grow fungal mycelium for use as insulation blocks for the construction industry.
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New collaboration demonstrates environmentally friendly route to precious metal recovery from electronic waste.
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Celtic Renewables find a new source for bacteria to expand their culture collection.
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Investigating the chemical properties of waste for potential commercial applications.
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This project supported Scottish Leather Group’s commitment to a circular process by finding new uses for Greaves, one of the by-products of the leather production process.
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