Printing Organs and Bio-Methanol From Pulp Mill Waste

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Today's newsletter brings you the latest on businesses taking a closer look at #biomaterials, research about nanotextiles from wood and turning carbon dioxide into high-value chemicals. Our feature story goes in-depth in #bioprinting technology and how maybe finding the right ink is the most complicated obstacle to overcome. Happy reading!

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Printed organs and the search for the perfect bioink

Bioprinting technology remained a distant prospect until the 2010s, when researchers began refitting 3D printing equipment to dispense biomaterials instead of ordinary polymer inks. 3D printed organs are on the horizon but getting the ink right is critical

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🩴 Seacycled: Sperry’s Collection Made Of Sustainable Materials

The SeaCycled footwear collection is made with recycled and eco-friendly materials and manufacturing processes. This season includes recycled canvas uppers made with 100 percent recycled polyester (rPET).

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💸 Avantium Selected for €3m EU Grant

The grant from the Horizon Europe programme will be used for its participation in the 4-year research and development programme WaterProof. The goal is to demonstrate the value of electrochemical conversion of carbon dioxide into high-value chemicals.

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🔬 Researchers Are Developing Nanotech for Textiles

Researchers from the College of Natural Resources and the Wilson College of Textiles have developed a process involving the use of nanoscopic particles extracted from wood, seeking to solve the problem of contaminant dyes in the fashion industry.

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New Speaker Confirmed for World Bio Markets!

"Sustainability in the Matterverse"
Zina Cinker, Director General at MATTER

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🧴 OphirMilano Chooses Wood And Glass For Sustainable Beauty

OphirMilano is joining forces with Biofarma Group to provide consumers with better packaging for its products. The Italian cosmetics brand has chosen international beauty packaging manufacturer and provider Quadpack to develop packaging and formula for its new range of sustainable skincare.

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🪵 Veolia And Metsä Fibre Produce Bio-Methanol From Pulp Mill Waste

The biomethanol refinery will be based on Veolia’s innovative industrial-scale concept of commercial bioproduct-derived bio-methanol production, which safely integrates the refining of crude methanol into the pulp production process.

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Reads of the Week

#Business Coca-Cola Europacific Partners expands returnable glass bottle system for hotels, restaurants, and cafes in France

#Biogas New method could potentially produce hydrogen from biogas for $2/kg

#Research A spoonful of sugar makes the PLA biodegrade

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