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This innovative initiative aims to transform potato shaws into high value bio- derived ingredients for cosmeceutical, nutraceutical and pharmaceutical applications.
The Scottish Ocean Cluster has received a boost with more than £15,000 of funding from Marine Fund Scotland, enabling the next stage of development for the pioneering initiative that aims to unlock three times more value from Scotland’s seafood industry side streams.
From the cotton fields and oil wells that provide today’s fibres to the landfill sites where old garments end up, fashion’s environmental impact is felt across its full value chain. Kim Cameron, Senior Impact Manager at the Industrial Biotechnology Innovation Centre (IBioIC), explained to Circular Online this week how biotechnology is stitching sustainability into the fashion industry.
Colleges across Scotland are set to enhance their entrepreneurial focus through a new Entrepreneur in Residence programme designed to strengthen enterprise and innovation.
Fevvers, the world’s first plant-based feather alternative, made its runway debut in Stella McCartney’s Summer 2026 collection, and with it, redefined what luxury can mean.
Edinburgh-based tech startup Vaste has created a Bloomberg-style trading platform to support a range of sectors in Scotland with their net zero and sustainability goals, simplifying transactions that will see the organic waste from one industry become another’s gold.
Six universities have received funding to collaborate with businesses based outwith Scotland in the latest round of the Scottish Inward Investment Catalyst Fund (IICF). The fund, managed by Interface and the Scottish Government, awards up to £10,000 for research and development projects.
Behind every sip of water and every turn of the tap lies an unseen system, quietly working to keep it flowing every day. But like many essential services, it faces growing challenges, from high energy demands and reliance on chemicals, to ageing infrastructure and climate change. In this interview, Annelie du Plessis (IBioIC) speaks with Tamsyn Kennedy (Scottish Water) about how biology and chemistry are driving change in the way we treat, reuse, and value water.
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SAMS is recruiting a Project Manager and Marine Environmental Consultant to provide environmental consultancy duties within the SAMS delivery team, including project management and delivery of enterprise contracts, customer account management, opportunity generation and tender preparation.
The role will support SAMS Enterprise, the Culture Collection of Algae and Protozoa (CCAP) and the Education Teams to develop and enhance marketing activities. This will be achieved through the development and management of digital and traditional marketing materials and events, specific targeting of customer segments and assisting in the implementation of customer relationship management (CRM) software.
Sabliere are looking for a part-time Production & Packaging Assistant to support the daily running of our pilot facility. You’ll help uphold production standards, keep the space immaculate, and support bottling, labelling and fulfilment as we prepare orders for some of the UK’s leading hotels and partners.
You’ll learn the practical disciplines behind small-batch, high-specification beverage making - from hygiene systems to how product actually leaves the building.
The Research Project Administrator will provide high-quality comprehensive administrative and financial support to the Contracts team, engaging with a range of internal departments and external partners. Responsibilities will include delivering a customer-focused service by responding to internal and external enquiries, gathering and organising information, distributing reports, maintaining project documentation, and assisting with audit preparation. The role requires a meticulous, proactive mindset and strong self-motivation.