The use of living organisms and biological components in manufacturing processes is increasing across domestic and international manufacturing sectors. The role of biomanufacturing will continue to ...

Ashley Beckwith spent years of her academic and professional career focused on the intersection of biology, materials and manufacturing to build medical solutions more efficiently. When she realized ...

The White House recently launched a major effort in biomanufacturing to strengthen the supply chain, expand and decentralize domestic industry and bring new bio-products to market. Some training is ...

Climate change has had disastrous effects: forest fires, floods, droughts, reduced agricultural yields and mass migrations. These disasters, in turn, can lead to economic inequality, political ...

For the first time, large amounts of melatonin are being made by bacteria. In industrial sized fermentation vats, harmless strains of engineered E. coli bacteria are feeding on glucose and churning ...

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With a strong legacy of science and engineering innovation, and with the National Institute for Innovation in Biopharmaceutical Manufacturing headquartered on its campus, the University of Delaware is ...

Biomanufacturing uses engineered microorganisms, such as bacteria and yeast, to create products with desired properties. As a result, biomanufacturing can improve greenhouse gas emissions by reducing ...

The National Institute for Innovation in Manufacturing Biopharmaceuticals (NIIMBL) put together a Biomanufacturing Readiness Levels (BRLs) framework to lay the groundwork for a universal assessment of ...

A sustainable bioeconomy relies on a constant supply of sustainable feedstocks. There needs to be enough feedstock available for the various processes and they need to be economical to acquire. To do ...

Biomanufacturing safety and efficacy depend on well-controlled, compliant manufacturing processes. Can a virtual model truly give biomanufacturing organizations the additional visibility needed to ...