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Honorees are selected for their meritorious professional contributions, leadership, mentorship, and outreach.

In the first of our alumni highlight series, Aigerim Daniyar shares her journey and how ABPDU provided hands-on experience needed to advance her career.

This work is supported by the National Virtual Biotechnology Laboratory. Berkeley Lab's effort is led by ABPDU director Deepti Tanjore.

Visible Spectrum is a series to spotlight talented and dedicated women employees across the Lab.

ABPDU demonstrates that an improved biomanufacturing process could hold its desirable features at higher production scales.

ABPDU created a set of open source tools that would allow companies to easily transfer feeding processes between bioreactors.

ABPDU's contribution to work converting municipal solid waste into chemicals that can be converted into biofuels was featured in a BETO Bioprose blog post.

ABPDU researchers make an important step towards converting a material in plant cell walls into eco-friendly ionic liquids.

Companies such as ABPDU collaborator Mango Materials are developing biobased plastics that will break down and decay into natural materials.

ABPDU's Ning Sun shares her experience with the Technology Commercialization Fund program as well as tips for potential applicants.