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September 22, 2009
Environmental group WWF has called for stronger political backing of the industrial biotech sector so that its potential may be fully realised. WWF says that the broad adoption of...http://www.chemweek.com/envirotech/biotech/Industrial-Biotech-Could-Save-2-5-Billion-m-t-year-of-CO2_21561.html September 17, 2009
The company announces spending program through 2018....http://www.chemweek.com/envirotech/biotech/Bayer-CropScience-Plans-Major-Investment-in-Seeds-and-Traits_21421.html September 16, 2009
TMO Renewables (Guildford, U.K.), a start-up biotech firm says it has developed a process capable of cost effectively converting at least 25 different biofeedstocks into ethanol...http://www.chemweek.com/envirotech/biotech/Cellulosic-Ethanol-Start-up-Develops-Process-for-25-Different-Feedstocks_21401.html August 28, 2009
A team of scientists at Korea’s Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST; Daejeon, Korea), led by professor Sang Yup Lee, claim to have achieved the pioneering step of...http://www.chemweek.com/envirotech/biotech/Korean-Team-Develops-Process-for-Generating-Putrescine-from-Bacteria_21076.html August 24, 2009
Researchers led by J. Craig Venter at the J. Craig Venter Research Institute (Rockville, MD) in a paper published recently in the journal Science, indicate that they are closer to a...http://www.chemweek.com/envirotech/biotech/Researchers-Move-Closer-to-Making-Artificial-Organisms_20992.html August 18, 2009
Global BioChem Technology (GBT, Hong Kong, China), China’s leading corn processor, says it plans to steadily increase sales of its Chinese-manufactured corn-derived glycols to...http://www.chemweek.com/envirotech/biotech/Chemicals-from-Corn-Global-BioChem-Targets-Glycols-Markets-in-the-West_20846.html August 13, 2009
Start up company Cellucomp (Burntisland, U.K.) has developed a composite additive material made from carrot waste that can be used as an alternative to glass fiber reinforced plastics...http://www.chemweek.com/envirotech/biotech/Making-Fishing-Rods-from-Carrot-Waste_20757.html August 11, 2009
The companies will jointly develop algae-baed microbial oils that can be used to convert sugar to biodiesel....http://www.chemweek.com/envirotech/biotech/BP-Martek-Sign-Biodiesel-Development-Pact_20741.html August 10, 2009
The project could have a significant impact on the sustainability profile of pharmaceutical and biochemical production, participants say....http://www.chemweek.com/envirotech/biotech/Marine-Microbes-Could-Hold-Key-to-Greener-Drug-and-Agrochemical-Manufacturing_20718.html August 6, 2009
Syngenta says it has struck a deal to acquire Monsanto’s hybrid sunflower seeds activities for $160 million. The acquisition would add to Syngenta’s existing business in...http://www.chemweek.com/envirotech/biotech/Syngenta-to-Buy-Monsantos-Sunflower-Seeds-Business_20619.html August 6, 2009
Evonik says it is operating a biogas plant at Karstädt, Germany and that it has more biogas plants either under construction or at the planning phase. The company says it is...http://www.chemweek.com/envirotech/biotech/Evonik-Builds-Network-of-Biogas-Plants_20620.html August 4, 2009
Start-up firm TMO Renewables (Guildford, U.K.), a developer of cellulosic ethanol technology, says it has raised £11 million ($19 million) from investors primarily to support the...http://www.chemweek.com/envirotech/biotech/TMO-Secures-$19-Million-to-Roll-Out-Cellulosic-Ethanol-Process-in-the-U-S-_20571.html August 3, 2009
Joule Biotechnologies says its process can produce more than 20,000 gallons/acre annually....http://www.chemweek.com/envirotech/biotech/Biotech-Firm-Engineers-Mystery-Organism-to-Make-Ethanol-and-Hydrocarbons_20567.html July 21, 2009
New wheat varieties will be available to farmers from 2015 onwards....http://www.chemweek.com/envirotech/biotech/Bayer-CropScience-Inks-Wheat-R-and-D-Agreement-with-Australian-Research-Organization_20271.html July 14, 2009
Lonza says it has signed an agreement with biopharmaceutical company LFB (Les Ulis, France) to manufacture a monoclonal anti-RhD antibody developed by LFB. The process developed by LFB...http://www.chemweek.com/envirotech/biotech/Lonza-Signs-Manufacturing-Deal-with-French-Biopharma-Firm_20173.html June 29, 2009
BP and Synthetic Genomics (La Jolla, CA), a biotech research group, have discovered bacteria more than a mile underground that can be used to convert coal into methane. Craig...http://www.chemweek.com/envirotech/biotech/BP-and-Synthetic-Genomics-Develop-Bacteria-that-Convert-Coal-to-Methane_19881.html June 29, 2009
Syngenta says that in two separate deals it has licensed a gene stacking technology for use in sugarcane and a nematode-resistance candidate gene for use in soybeans....http://www.chemweek.com/envirotech/biotech/Syngenta-Licenses-Soybean-and-Sugarcane-Technologies_19845.html June 26, 2009
A small field located more than 1,500 meters above sea-level at the foot of a Swiss mountain is an unlikely place for a chemical company to source raw materials. Yet this field, near...http://www.chemweek.com/envirotech/biotech/DSM-Picks-Alpine-Flowers-to-Take-Cosmetic-Ingredients-to-New-Heights_19795.html June 22, 2009
Add Food Service will distribute Verenium's Fuelzyme and Veretase enzymes in Europe and other areas outside of North America. The two companies will also jointly pursue the development of additional enzyme products for starch processing and the starch-based ethanol industry in Europe and North America....http://www.chemweek.com/envirotech/biotech/Verenium-Names-European-Distributor_19702.html June 15, 2009
Lonza says it has entered into an agreement with biopharmaceutical company Elusys Therapeutics (Pine Brook, NJ) for the production of Anthim, a therapeutic monoclonal antibody in late...http://www.chemweek.com/envirotech/biotech/Lonza-Signs-Manufacturing-Deal-with-Biopharma-Firm_19594.html |
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