Improving the sustainability of resins and films with natural lignin derived from biomass residues
Lignin is a material obtained from woody biomass, such as forestry waste suitable for a range of applications. Sonichem wanted to investigate the feasibility of using their natural lignin in the production of advanced, bio-based and sustainable films and resins in packaging and composite manufacturing.
Microbial production of hydroquinone from waste feedstocks
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.
Finding a new biological process to valorise waste materials
Celtic Renewables find a new source for bacteria to expand their culture collection.
Evaluation of Clostridium Co-Culture Fermentations with Sustainable Feedstocks
Feasibility Funding helps Celtic Renewables de-risk avenue of investigation and acquire data for further research.
Twin Scale-Up in 15 L Bioreactors
Oxford Biotrans aimed to test additional parameters for process improvement using the twin fed-batch system available at IBioIC's RapidBio facility.