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Jay Keasling Receives Distinguished Scientist Fellow Award

Jay Keasling

ABPDU Celebrates a Decade of Bio-Innovation

Photograph depicting a panoramic view of laboratory space inside the ABPDU facility, located in Emeryville, CA.

From Smoky Skies to a Green Horizon: Scientists Convert Fire-Risk Wood into Biofuel

forest fire

The Green Secrets of Goat Poop

How to Reduce Greenhouse Gas? Tips from a Methane-Eating Microbe

Smart Farms of the Future: Making Bioenergy Crops More Environmentally Friendly

Making Biofuels Cheaper by Putting Plants to Work

photo of sorghum plants

The Wild World of Microbe-Made Products – Skis Now Included

Skier Pep Fujas using WNDR Alpine skis in the Wasatch Range, Utah.

Trash to Treasure: Scientists Convert Municipal Waste to Biofuel Precursors

Scientists Find a Molecular Switch for Better Biofuels

A field of sorghum, a grain that is often used as a biomass crop for production of ethanol and butanol.

Blue Pigment from Engineered Fungi Could Help Turn the Textile Industry Green

Bright Skies for Plant-Based Jet Fuels

A plane flying over green trees