#biotechnological

[intelligentliving]

New Processes Turn Dairy Waste Into Bioplastics And Fertilizers

Dairies produce a significant amount of waste (milk residue and wastewater) when cleaning and processing. About 2.5 liters of waste is generated per liter of milk produced. To top it off, dairy is the second-largest agricultural sector following vegetables. There are over 12,000 milk processing and production sites across the...

[th3rp]

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[moneymasteryhubonline]

Funding promised for ‘biotechnological revolution’

by AI | 28.Nov 2025 | Europe in brief AI A new strategy from the EU Commission is being launched for a “biotechnological revolution.” It includes, for example, updates to regulations regarding bioplastics and building materials. Brussels – The EU hopes for a “biotechnological revolution” with the help of simpler regulations and easier access to funding. A new strategy from the EU Commission…

[crimson-marine]

Crimson Publishers_Metagenomics to Unlock the Biotechnological Potential of Marine Environments

Metagenomics to Unlock the Biotechnological Potential of Marine Environments by Michele de Cássia Pereira e Silva in Examines in Marine Biology & Oceanography

Microorganisms are involved and responsible for most of the biogeochemical cycles in both terrestrial and marine environments, such as carbon, nitrogen, phosphorus, sulfur and iron [1,2]. Their diversity and abundance is extremely high, in the air, in the soil and in the water. Microbes are ubiquitous, from extreme environments (called extremophiles) to more hospitable conditions, acidic or basic, wet or dry, saline, pollutedwith heavy metals or hydrocarbons, microorganisms are always there. 

Highlights from the Census of Marine Life (2010). Has revealed the unbelievable fact that the number of bacteria in the open oceanexceeds 1029, representing more than 90% ofthe total marine biomass, and more thanonemillion living bacteriain each millilitre of sea water [3]. Marine environment scomprise over 70% of theearth’ssurface, rangingfrom habitats in the freezing Arctic and Antarctic to the warm water soft hetropics.

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[biomedres]

Actinomycetes as Tools for Biotransformations of Lignans

Actinomycetes as Tools for Biotransformations of Lignans by Suzan Pantaroto Vasconcellos in Biomedical Journal of Scientific & Technical Research (BJSTR) https://biomedres.us/fulltexts/BJSTR.MS.ID.000448.php

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[sugar-complexity]

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http://sse.royalsociety.org/2013/exhibits/sweet-complexity/