Research Articles
Yeast Evolution: Engineering Microbial Superheroes for Green Manufacturing
Discover how evolutionary engineering creates stress-tolerant yeast strains for sustainable biomanufacturing applications.
Tiny Reactors, Giant Leaps: How Microreactor Technology is Revolutionizing Biotechnology
Exploring the revolutionary impact of microreactor technology on biotechnology as presented at the IMTB 2015 Conference.
BiotecVisions 2010: The Dawn of Synthetic Life
How a Single Groundbreaking Experiment Redefined the Possible in Biology. Explore the creation of the first synthetic cell in 2010 and its revolutionary impact.
The Silent Guardians of Space Exploration: How a Humble Grommet Patent Connects to Cosmic Discovery
Exploring how John P. Sanroma's low insertion force grommet patent enables precision astronomical instrumentation like the Roman Space Telescope.
The Plastic Puzzle: Can Enzymes Build Green Polymers from Plant Sugar?
Exploring how scientists use enzymes and plant sugar to create sustainable, biodegradable plastics through solvent-free enzymatic polycondensation.
Nature's Tiny Factories: How Trametes Fungi Revolutionize Biotechnology
Explore how oxidoreductase enzymes from Trametes fungi are transforming biotechnology with applications in pulp processing, food tech, environmental remediation, and medicine.
How Tiny Enzymes Are Revolutionizing Big Industry: Insights from Wädenswil's Biocatalysis Symposium
Exploring the groundbreaking developments in industrial biocatalysis presented at the 10th Wädenswil Day of Life Sciences and the 2nd CCBIO Symposium.
The Tiny Super-Sponges Cleaning Our Planet: Enzymes in Molecular Cages
Discover how enzyme-immobilized porous crystals are revolutionizing environmental cleanup through advanced biocatalysis and molecular engineering.
The Tiny High-Rises Where Bacteria Do Our Dirty Work
How MicroNiche Engineering™ is revolutionizing water treatment and chemical production using engineered bacterial communities.
Nature's Nano-Factories: How Ancient Enzymes are Building a Modern World
Exploring the revolutionary field of biocatalysis and how engineered enzymes are solving modern problems like plastic waste and sustainable manufacturing.