Posts by Emily Nelson

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.

Two Emerging Leaders from the program received mentorship at ABPDU from senior process engineer Dupeng Liu.

We spoke with former intern Isaac Fitts-Sprague on how his experience at ABPDU influenced his career path.

The new equipment will allow our collaborators to pursue projects involving bioconversion of gaseous feedstocks.

The all-day event gave attendees the opportunity to learn about a variety of scale-up capabilities beyond those available at the ABPDU. 

Dorsey, now a PhD candidate at North Carolina State University, shares how his experience at ABPDU influenced his career path.

Berkeley Lab to co-lead an effort to establish a bioindustrial manufacturing capability in the region.