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ABPDU partner Lygos wins prestigious award for bio-based malonic acid process developed and demonstrated at ABPDU.

ZymoChem, HelioBioSys, and Mango Materials receive BETO funding to partner with ABPDU for technology validation and scale-up.

A continuous exchange of ideas and teachings at ABPDU makes a strong impression on SULI intern Travis Schofield..

BETO is providing up to $40,000 per selected DOE National Laboratory proposal that focuses on one or more critical bioenergy small business challenge(s) by leveraging unique laboratory assets. Proposal submission deadline is July 31, 2016.

The summit celebrates recent National Laboratory successes and brings together the nation’s public- and private-sector energy leaders to formulate the next stage of clean energy technology innovation.

Male referred to pre-pilot-scale production of malonic acid from pure non-food sugar as a model for cellulosic sugars by industrial biotechnology company Lygos Inc., which was successfully achieved at the ABPDU.

New partners include Ardra Bio, Hampton Creek and Ginkgo Bioworks.

ABPDU researchers are part of two teams participating in EERE's Lab-Corps program of entrepreneurial training.

Bio-Malonic acid fermentation process to be validated at ABPDU and scaled at NREL

Lygos will conduct the testing at APBDU to overcome current barriers to scale-up, and then move production to NREL.