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Mango Materials is using methane-eating bacteria to make polymers that can replace carbon-intensive plastics. ABPDU scientists helped refine their production process.

New funding will help Berkeley Lab and partners improve how the diverse agricultural waste in California’s Northern San Joaquin Valley can be used to make sustainable bioproducts and biofuels.

A hands-on laboratory course at ABPDU is preparing bioprocess engineering students for careers in the bioeconomy.

Akash Narani is a former principal engineer at ABPDU. He is currently a Principal Engineer, MSAT and Operations at ZymoChem. 

ABPDU's Laura Fernandez discusses her career journey and her current work scaling up partners' fermentation processes.

The ABPDU and Pow.Bio have successfully demonstrated a fermentation platform that could help unlock the full potential of biomanufacturing.

The research demonstrated a process for breaking down a mixture of conventional and bio-based plastics using a biological process.

Using lignin to create ionic liquids makes use of a low-value byproduct and could make ionic liquids cheaper to produce. 

ABPDU research scientist Ning Sun is featured in a new documentary on how mushrooms can play a role in climate solutions.

The event was an opportunity for entrepreneurs to get feedback from four judges who hailed from the venture capital community.