Posts by Emily Nelson

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. 

ABPDU alumnus Gregory Bontemps shares what it was like to work at ABPDU, what he's doing now, and his future career ambitions in this Q&A.

Sara Tejedor Sanz joined ABPDU in 2021 as a senior scientific engineer. She is starting a new role as a scientist at the European Commission’s Joint Research Centre.

This two-day virtual event will feature presentations from vendors for scale-up software, equipment, and expertise.

Waubonsee Community College professor Sheela Vemu spent the summer at ABPDU developing a biomanufacturing curriculum for community colleges.

The process successfully scaled up by ABF and ABPDU produces a precursor to acrylic acid, widely used across the consumer product industry.

This summer, ABPDU hosted an intern from the Arizona State University-Berkeley Lab STEM Pathways program.