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?? Biotech Advancements: The Future of Fragrance Ingredients in 2025 As biotech continues to evolve, 2025 will see more synthetic biology and lab-grown ingredients entering the fragrance market. These innovations will enable the creation of sustainable, cruelty-free, and ethically sourced ingredients with the same complexity and richness as natural botanicals. The future of fragrance will be science-driven and sustainable. ?? #BiotechFragrance #SyntheticBiology #FutureOfFragrance

?? ?? ???????????? ?????? ?????? ?????????????????????? ?? At the BBIA we are delighted to be collaborating with the Cosmetics Cluster UK to create a '#Beauty and the #Bioeconomy #Taskforce', dedicated to accelerating the transformative role of the bioeconomy in the beauty industry. ?? ???????????????? ?????? ?????? ???????????? ?????????????? ?????? ?? https://lnkd.in/em5uy-JQ ?????? ?????????? ???? ??????????: ?? Sustainable Ingredients: Replacing #petrochemical based products with plant-derived, #biodegradable alternatives. ?? Green Biotechnology: Exploring the role of #engineeringbiology in lab-grown #ingredients, #fermentation processes, and sustainable innovations that reduce #environmental #impact. ?? Bio-based and biodegradable Packaging: Designing #packaging that minimises waste and utilises certified #biodegradable, #recyclable, or #compostable materials. ???????? ?????? "???????????? ?????? ?????? ????????????????????" ??????????????????! ?? Discover cutting-edge research on sustainable beauty ingredients, biotechnologies, and eco-friendly packaging. ?? Network with industry experts, #researchers, and #innovators at the forefront of bio-based beauty #products. ?? Stay informed on the latest trends and #regulations shaping the future of eco-conscious beauty solutions. ????????????????, ??????’?? ?????????? ?? ??????????????, ???????? ?????????????????????? ???????????? ????????????????. ???????????? ???????? ???? ?????? ???????????????? ??????????! Jane Evison Gill Westgate Richard L. Clare Walker Russ Tucker James Allen Jack Weaver Materiom Sarah Davidson Sarah Hosking Paul Mines Mark Corbett Industrial Biotechnology Innovation Centre Industrial Biotechnology Innovation Catalyst Aline Miller Biorenewables Development Centre CPI FlexSea Shellworks Katherine Manshreck Olivia Simpson OCEANIUM twig

?? MIT Scientists Transform Beauty Industry with Eco-Friendly Innovation Scientists have created biodegradable polymers that could eliminate microplastic pollution from beauty products. These revolutionary particles break down into harmless sugars and amino acids, proving more effective than traditional microbeads. ?? Tests show superior performance in removing makeup while protecting our environment. ?? Beyond beauty, these particles preserve vitamins and nutrients in food products, potentially helping 2 billion people with nutrient deficiencies. ?? With EU's microplastic ban in effect, human trials are scheduled for this year. Want to dive deeper into this scientific breakthrough? Click the link in bio! https://lnkd.in/dYJ7Qx5g Karmactive ?? Your daily dose of innovation #SustainableBeauty #GreenTechnology #Innovation #ScientificBreakthrough #SustainableLiving

Have you spotted us in this Vogue Business article? Our CEO, Greg Altman, discusses the complexities of sustainability in biotech and underscores the need for skincare brands to be discerning when choosing eco-friendly ingredients for their products. Many bioengineered ingredients are made with unsustainable fermentation methods. Fermentation relies heavily on massive amounts of sugar that usually comes from industrial agriculture (which uses carbon-intensive petrochemical fertilizers). At Evolved By Nature, we create bioactive peptides that are naturally derived and produced using renewable resources and energy, offering a more sustainable solution. Learn more about our peptides here: https://lnkd.in/gMNsembw And read the full story here: https://lnkd.in/gySZTSXc

???? ???? ???????????? ?????????????????? ???? ?????? ?????????? ???????? ???????????????? ???????????????? ?????? ???????????? ???????? ???????????????????? ???????????? ?????????? ???????? ???????????? ???????? ?????????????? ?????????????????????? ??????????????????????????. Researchers from the PSI Paul Scherrer Institut and Ruhr University Bochum have decoded a bacterial enzyme key to degrading styrene, paving the way for biotechnological polystyrene recycling. This enzyme, styrene oxide isomerase, efficiently breaks down the toxic styrene oxide without additional substances. Understanding its function can help optimize its use in biocatalysis and make polystyrene biodegradable. More: https://lnkd.in/duEb8xrc #science #technology #plastics #biodegradable #sustainability ?? PS: Book now your participation at this year’s Swiss Green Economy Symposium, the most comprehensive conference on business and sustainability in Switzerland since 2013.

???? Embrace Sustainability: Explore the Flourishing White Biotechnology Market! ???? Step into the realm of sustainable innovation and eco-friendly solutions with the White Biotechnology Market, where science, technology, and environmental stewardship converge to revolutionize industries and pave the way for a greener, more sustainable future! ???? Get Details: https://lnkd.in/dAZKP36X ?? The White Biotechnology Market encompasses a wide range of bio-based products, processes, and applications aimed at reducing reliance on fossil fuels, minimizing waste, and mitigating environmental impact across various sectors. From biofuels and bioplastics to enzymes and biochemicals, discover how white biotechnology is driving sustainability and reshaping industries such as agriculture, food and beverage, textiles, and pharmaceuticals. ???? ?? Dive into the latest trends and innovations shaping the White Biotechnology Market, from bio-based manufacturing processes and fermentation technologies to biorefineries and green chemistry. Explore how biotechnological advancements are enabling the production of renewable alternatives to conventional products, offering sustainable solutions to global challenges such as climate change, resource depletion, and pollution. ???? Click here to purchase the complete report @ https://lnkd.in/dTi_aW3W ?? Delve into the global impact of white biotechnology, from reducing greenhouse gas emissions and conserving natural resources to creating green jobs and fostering economic growth. Discover how biobased innovations are not only driving environmental sustainability but also unlocking new business opportunities and driving competitiveness in a rapidly evolving market landscape. ???? White Biotechnology Market Key Players Amyris BioAmber, Inc. Borregaard Codexis, Inc. Evolva FERMENTALG Global Bioenergies ?? Whether you're a researcher pushing the boundaries of biotechnology, a business leader seeking sustainable alternatives, or a policymaker advocating for green innovation, the White Biotechnology Market offers limitless possibilities to embrace sustainability, drive positive change, and build a more resilient and prosperous future for generations to come. Join the movement and let's harness the power of biotechnology to create a brighter, greener tomorrow! ???? #WhiteBiotechnology #Sustainability #Innovation #BioBasedProducts #GreenTechnology #GlobalImpact ????

The planet is in need of initiatives that use biotechnology, in our industry, they represent the future of sustainability. GLITCH firmly believes these initiatives not only demonstrate an environmental commitment and pave the way for a more ethical and responsible industry. By leveraging biotechnology, brands can reduce their reliance on fossil fuels, minimize environmental degradation, and contribute to the creation of a circular economy. We encourage you to try unlocked innovations like mushroom leather and bioengineered dyes, two examples of the transformative potential of biotechnology in fashion. Image Credits: Alessandro Tondolo - The brand’s latest collection UNATIO ADUNATIO is Latin for “union” or “uniting” and keeps the natural world and sustainability at the forefront of the collection. Tondolo uses organic forms and the form of fungi as design inspiration. #biotechnology #sustainability

I was part of the jury that brought together dozens of participants from Southwestern Europe (Portugal, Spain, and Italy) in the city of Valladolid, Spain, on November 26th, 27th, and 28th. The Biorural project is an initiative promoted under the European Circular Bioeconomy Challenge, of which the Biomass for Energy Center is a part. This event gathered startups, entrepreneurs, specialists, and academics from the three countries to foster innovative solutions in the circular bioeconomy, promoting sustainability and the valorization of underutilized resources. During the three-day event, participants had the opportunity to engage in personalized mentoring sessions, interactive roundtables, and success story presentations in an excellent networking and convivial atmosphere. Among the highlights were keynote speeches from pioneering companies such as Spain's BIOLIZA and Portugal's SCIVEN, which shared their experiences and best practices in the sector. Out of the 12 innovative projects in the competition, the first prize was awarded to AgroBioTex, a Portuguese initiative led by young researchers from the University of Coimbra, which transforms agricultural waste and sheep wool into eco-friendly textiles, reducing solvent use by 80% and replacing synthetic dyes with sustainable alternatives. Second place went to the Spanish project Protiberia, which converts mushroom substrate waste into high-value protein-rich animal feed using the insect Tenebrio molitor, promoting waste reduction and sustainable protein production. The third place was awarded to an Italian project offering a technological solution that gasifies wood chips to produce electricity, heat, and biochar without ash emissions, contributing to the energy autonomy of remote mountainous areas. The winning projects will benefit from specialized coaching provided by the Science Park of the University of Valladolid, enabling their ideas to reach the market and generate a positive impact. The initiative was organized by AVEBIOM (Spain), AIEL (Italy), CBE, and the University of Coimbra (Portugal), with support from the Valladolid Agency for Innovation and Economic Development (IDEVA) and the Science Park of the University of Valladolid. The next challenge will take place in Brussels in May 2025, where these finalists, representing Southwestern Europe, will compete against winners from other European regions.

In our conversations with brands, we often emphasize the need for safe, beneficial ingredients. A common misconception is that "natural" equals "safe," which isn’t always true. The article below highlights the importance of finding a balance between natural and synthetic ingredients, which is central to our fragrance formulations at Lucent Labs. Biotechnology is revolutionizing beauty by producing lab-grown ingredients that not only mimic but can also enhance their natural counterparts, and helping shift the industry away from petroleum-derived ingredients. While consumer perceptions can sometimes lean towards skepticism regarding biotech innovations, there’s a tremendous opportunity to shift the narrative to embrace the benefits of these ingredients. How? Education is key. By promoting transparency and providing clear ingredient lists- including fragrance- we can help consumers recognize the value of safe synthetic ingredients and how they contribute to the products we all know and love. Ashlee Posner Ainslie Timmons #ingredienttransparency #fragrance #fragrancetransparency https://lnkd.in/eE6twQ3q

Seven standards of OKRs were set for each product, and these can be summarized as follows. Objective1: Drive Product Excellence and Innovation Across All Lines . We will implement and optimize production processes tailored for each product to ensure high-quality standards, including the preparation for automated equipment. . We will leverage technologies such as nanotechnology and advanced materials processing (e.g., stone powders, distilled plant extracts) to innovate our product offerings. . Through research and development cooperation, we aim to identify substances that combat skin aging and secure related patents. Objective 2: Increase Market Reach and Enhance Customer Engagement . We will increase awareness and educate about the unique benefits and features of each product line, emphasizing their natural and sustainable aspects. . We will leverage strategic marketing initiatives to naturally extend our reach to a broader audience, including existing customers with skin conditions, and build a community around sustainable health and healthcare. (This includes depression treatment with aromatherapy and naturopathy.) . We will develop online systems and enhance farm community engagement and collaboration, leveraging digital tools to interact more effectively with diverse customers. Objective3: Strengthen Sustainability and Economic Viability . We will use stone dust, a byproduct from the vegetable oil refining process, as crop fertilizer and incorporate recycled materials in products like cinnamon water to reduce waste (e.g., using cinnamon residues). . Through collaborations with the government, we will revitalize the elderly community, expand environmental campaigns in underprivileged areas, and secure joint funding. . We will optimize programs that link our own community campaigns (such as farms and herb production) to enhance economic sustainability and market expansion. #SustainableInnovation #GreenTech #CommunityEngagement #NaturalProducts #HealthcareInnovation #EconomicSustainability #CorporateResponsibility #Teamwork #LeadershipInSustainability #TechForGood