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Five examples of how ABPDU has been instrumental in the development of new products.

Deepti Tanjore discusses how ABPDU helps bring bio-based products to market in an audio interview.

Berkeley Lab scientists, including scientists at ABPDU, are playing a key role in shaping the future of biomanufacturing.

The ABPDU will be enhancing its efforts to rapidly bring biomanufacturing processes to scale, thanks to a $1.5 million gift to the Berkeley Lab Foundation through the support of philanthropists Eric and Wendy Schmidt.

Scott McCloskey, a former intern at ABPDU working on machine learning, shares about his research project and his future career goals.

Chang Dou has received AIChE's 2025 Shining Star Award for his long-term volunteerism in the AIChE community.

ABPDU and Kansas State University researchers make progress on extracting useful products from animal farm wastewater.

A new technique that combines nanodiamonds in microdroplets of liquid for quantum sensing could be useful for creating self-driving bioreactors.

ABPDU and the U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Chemical Biological Center developed a training program to share biomanufacturing knowledge with researchers in the Department of Defense.

The event featured presentations from 38 entities around the world working on scale-up software, data, AI, equipment, and expertise.