How Berkeley Lab is Leading the Biology-Based Industrial Revolution
Berkeley Lab scientists, including scientists at ABPDU, are playing a key role in shaping the future of biomanufacturing.
$1.5 Million Gift to Help ABPDU Advance U.S. 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.
ABPDU Alumni Highlight: Scott McCloskey
Scott McCloskey, a former intern at ABPDU working on machine learning, shares about his research project and his future career goals.
ABPDU’s Chang Dou Receives AIChE Shining Star Award
Chang Dou has received AIChE's 2025 Shining Star Award for his long-term volunteerism in the AIChE community.
Envisioning a Future Where Wastewater Doesn’t Go to Waste
ABPDU and Kansas State University researchers make progress on extracting useful products from animal farm wastewater.
For Better Quantum Sensing, Go With the Flow
A new technique that combines nanodiamonds in microdroplets of liquid for quantum sensing could be useful for creating self-driving bioreactors.
U.S. Army Collaborates with ABPDU to Enhance Biomanufacturing Skills
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.
ABPDU Next Gen Tech Expo Recap
The event featured presentations from 38 entities around the world working on scale-up software, data, AI, equipment, and expertise.
ABPDU Alumni Highlight: Gregory Bontemps
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.
ABPDU Alumni Highlight: Sara Tejedor Sanz
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.