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Chinese Scientist Among Nature's Ten People for 2015

Dec 18, 2015

The world-renowned journal Nature Thursday released its annual list of ten people who mattered in science in 2015, which includes one Chinese scientist whose work in human embryo gene editing has caused repeated debate in the academic ...

Tags: Chinese Scientist, human embryo gene editing, Nature's Ten

German Researchers Create Fluorescent Protein Based LEDs

Nov 10, 2015

LEDs are up to 80 percent more energy-efficient than normal light bulbs and last around five times as long as energy-saving light bulbs. As a result they are being used more and more frequently as a source of light. Nevertheless, white LEDs ...

Tags: LEDs, Protein-based LEDs, FAU

Faber Futures Project Developed Traditional Fabric and Pattern Created by Soil Bacteria

Jan 6, 2015

London-based professor of synthetic biology at University College, Natsai Audrey Chieza, has developed traditional fabric with the dye and pattern created by soil bacteria, in a textile project named ‘Faber Futures’. The ...

Tags: synthetic biology, traditional fabric, Textile

Neri Oxman Creates Range of 3-D Printed Garments Inspired From Ancient Planetary Explorers

Dec 18, 2014

The Israeli architect and designer Neri Oxman has created a range of 3-D printed garments inspired from ancient planetary explorers. Representing the life sustaining elements earth, water, air and fire, the range is infused with ...

Tags: 3D printing, Synthetic Biology, Apparel

A Computer Interface That Works on Vibration Rather Than Electrical Circuit Board

Aug 19, 2014

A computer interface that works on vibration rather than electrical circuit board; an emergency programme that tackles the loss of coral reefs from ocean acidification; a camping equipment rental system to reduce festival waste; and a pot ...

Tags: Design Festival, Furniture, Furnishing

Bioplastic From Trees?

Jun 30, 2014

Early in 2013, a research group led by Biome Bioplastics was awarded a grant by the UK's innovation agency, the Technology Strategy Board, to investigate pulp and paper by-product, lignin, as a new source of organic chemicals for ...

Tags: Packaging, Printing, Bioplastic bag

Scientists at The University of California,San Diego Have Developed a New Genetic Platform

Jan 22, 2014

Scientists at the University of California, San Diego have developed a new genetic platform that allows efficient production of naturally occurring molecules, and have used it to produce a novel antibiotic compound. Their study, published ...

Tags: Health, Medicine, Drug

INVISTA and Ingenza Announce a Collaboration for The Development of New Technologies

Oct 8, 2013

INVISTA, one of the world's largest integrated producers of polymers and fibers, and Ingenza, a leading industrial biotechnology and synthetic biology company, announce a collaboration for the development of new technologies to enable ...

Tags: Textile

Wichita, Kan Agreed to Work Together to Develop New Technologies for The Creation

Sep 12, 2013

Wichita, Kan.-based fibers and polymers manufacturer Invista and Portugal-based computational biology company SilicoLife have agreed to work together to develop new technologies for the creation of bio-derived processes for industrial ...

Tags: Textile

INVISTA and Silicolife Announce a Collaboration for The Development of New Technologies

Aug 20, 2013

INVISTA and computational biology company SilicoLife announce a collaboration for the development of new technologies to enable bio-derived processes for the production of industrial chemicals. The two companies are collaborating in order ...

Tags: industrial chemicals, Bio-Derived Raw Materials, Chemicals

INVISTA and SilicoLife Have Collaborated to Develop New Technologies

Aug 15, 2013

INVISTA and SilicoLife, a computational biology company, have collaborated to develop new technologies that facilitate bio-derived processes for the production of industrial chemicals. The collaboration, aimed at co-development of ...

Tags: Bio-Derived Processes, INVISTA

This Special Issue of Water Research Brings Together 33 Papers on Progress

Aug 5, 2013

This Special Issue of Water Research brings together 33 papers on progress towards the responsible application of nanotechnology for water treatment. The papers address the transport of nanomaterials in porous media, nanoparticle ...

Tags: Wastewater Treatment, Processing Machinery

Almac Biocatalysis Has Secured a Biotechnology and BBSRC

May 21, 2013

UK-based Almac biocatalysis has secured a Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC) programme with University College London (UCL) aimed at metagenomics and novel enzyme discovery. Almac and the departments of ...

Tags: Almac, BBSRC Programme

Life Technologies Has Launched Vector NTI Express Designer

Apr 17, 2013

Life Technologies has launched Vector NTI Express Designer, which offers researchers comprehensive and streamlined custom vector and genetic construct design and synthesis. Designed for molecular biology, metabolic engineering, genetic ...

Tags: Life Technologies, Vector Nti Express Designer

BioTek Instruments Recently Supported The LMU Munich Team in iGEM Competition

Feb 19, 2013

BioTek Instruments recently supported the Ludwig-Maximillians-University (LMU) Munich team as a Gold Sponsor for their participation in the International Genetically Engineered Machine (iGEM) 2012 World Championship competition. As part of ...

Tags: BioTek Instruments, LMU-Munich Team, iGEM Competition

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