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SBE Special Section: Industrial Biotechnology (Complete 26-Page Section)

SBE Special Section

October

2019

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Industrial Biotechnology Inspires and Innovates
Building Successful Startups in Industrial Biotechnology
Developing the Next Generation of Sustainable Biomaterials
New Tools from the Microbial World for Agriculture and Beyond
Meeting the Needs of the Cell-Based Meat Industry
Scaleup and Commercialization of a Gas Fermentation Technology

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Lessons Learned Implementing ISO 50001

Follow this advice if you are considering implementing the ISO 50001 energy management system to improve the energy performance of your sites.

Industrial Biotechnology Inspires and Innovates

The industrial biotechnology community spans industry, national laboratories, academic institutions, and investors in the private equity and venture capital (VC) space. From small startups to established multinationals, companies in this field are pushing boundaries and developing game-changing...

Building Successful Startups in Industrial Biotechnology

Industrial biotech startups are typically founded by technical individuals — engineers and scientists with little experience in the world of business. This article describes ways to avoid some of the pitfalls that budding startups face.

Developing the Next Generation of Sustainable Biomaterials

Inspired by nature, one company is using advanced biotechnology techniques to develop new textiles and materials that raise the bar for sustainability.

New Tools from the Microbial World for Agriculture and Beyond

By 2050, crop production will need to increase by more than 70% to sustain the world’s growing population. To meet this target, novel crop protection strategies must be developed and implemented. One biotech company is leading the charge in generating biological products for disease and pest...

Meeting the Needs of the Cell-Based Meat Industry

Commercialization of cell-based meat products at economically viable prices will require significant innovations, presenting new challenges and opportunities for industrial biotechnologists.

Scaleup and Commercialization of a Gas Fermentation Technology

A newly commercialized gas fermentation platform could be key to addressing climate change by enabling biological conversion of waste gases to products.

SBE Special Section: Industrial Biotechnology (Complete 26-Page Section)

Industrial Biotechnology Inspires and Innovates; Building Successful Startups in Industrial Biotechnology; Developing the Next Generation of Sustainable Biomaterials; New Tools from the Microbial World for Agriculture and Beyond; Meeting the Needs of the Cell-Based Meat Industry; Scaleup and...

Applying Scaling Laws in Process Engineering

Capital cost estimation techniques in the chemical process industries (CPI) rely largely on scaling relationships.  Understanding how scaling relationships relate to equipment characteristics enables you to use them more effectively,  even when specific data is not available.

Canada’s Chemical Industry: Evolving with the Times

Canada’s chemical industry began in eastern Canada in the Montréal area, then moved to Sarnia in central Canada. More recently, it traveled further west, and is now dominated by the oil sector in Alberta.

Advanced Manufacturing Progress: Distributed Manufacturing for the Process Industries

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