Making greener, lower cost materials from renewable methane
Alameda, CA
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We are excited to announce that iMicrobes is part of BioMADE's nine groundbreaking projects.
iMicrobes was selected for "Upscaling and Downscaling Purification for a Novel Bioplastic Process" to turn waste materials such as CO2, ethanol, and methane into a biodegradable plastic.
Countdown to @synbiobeta 2024 in San Jose: 1 week!
Come see our co-founder @NoahHelman discuss why distributed manufacturing is essential for a circular economy and why bioproduction of chemicals will be critical.
>>> Tues 7 May at 1.45pm <<<
Industrial Microbes retweeted
New project alert! BioMADE member @iMicrobesInc is using a patented microbe to turn waste materials like carbon dioxide, ethanol, and methane into a biodegradable plastic. Learn more: buff.ly/3RO1tec
Join iMicrobes!
We’re hiring an Analytical Scientist w expertise in GC-MS & HPLC and enthusiasm for sustainable materials and fighting climate change.
Pursue challenging solutions w an agile team that values DEI & work-life balance.
#Hiring #GreenChemicals tinyurl.com/yl8k62gz
We are proud to join other members like @GenProbiotics, @Ginkgo, @Checkerspot_ @NCState @OriginMaterials, @ucdavis, Superbrewed Food, Kultevat and Future Fuel Chemicals.
Read the full announcement here or check out our solutions on imicrobes.com/technology
And we are hiring! If you're an analytical scientist with a passion for solving interesting problems and fighting climate change, check this out:
imicrobes.com/careers
Have you heard people say, "Gas fermentation will never work"?
Guess what? IT ALREADY WORKS AT LARGE SCALE.
Our CTO Liz Clarke recently published her thoughts on gas fermentation and how it can help us fight climate change.
imicrobes.com/blog/gas-ferme…
Add to the story: today's news that Newlight Technologies has raised $125m to further scale up their methane-to-PHB work.
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Congratulations to the Newlight team!
More opportunities emerging to turn organic waste into biogas...
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Biobased products, such as bio-acrylic acid, are gaining in popularity rapidly.
Bio-AA is projected to grow at 15% CAGR over the next few years, exceeding $1B market size in 2028.
researchandmarkets.com/repor…
Industrial Microbes retweeted
🧬How can synthetic biology help address the challenges facing our planet?
👨🔬@iMicrobesInc welcomes Dr. Jennifer Holmgren, CEO of @LanzaTech
, and Dr. Jim Barber, ex-CEO of Metabolix, as advisors to the company.
Read more: synbiobeta.activehosted.com/…
Industrial Microbes retweeted
Congratulations to @TodaDogs on her new advisor appointment at @iMicrobesInc!
🧬How can synthetic biology help address the challenges facing our planet?
👨🔬@iMicrobesInc welcomes Dr. Jennifer Holmgren, CEO of @LanzaTech
, and Dr. Jim Barber, ex-CEO of Metabolix, as advisors to the company.
Read more: synbiobeta.activehosted.com/…
Our new website is live! 🎉
Get our white paper on "The ROI of Waste" 📝, sign up for our newsletter 📩, or contact us for partnerships 🤝.
Check it out: imicrobes.com
Industrial Microbes retweeted
Lager was born when a white ale and a brown beer met in a cellar of the original Munich Hofbräuhaus and exchanged yeasts sometime btw 1602 and 1615, a new synthesis of historical brewing records and genetic histories of yeast concludes...
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Industrial Microbes retweeted
Come hear how @iMicrobesInc is building methane-consuming bacteria to power the #CircularEconomy. I've got exciting news to share!
Looking forward to seeing you all @SynBioBeta in Oakland in under one month!
.@iMicrobesInc is building a key technology for the #CircularEconomy –the ability to use waste feedstocks as the rebuilding blocks of the chemical industry to make biobased, carbon-negative, cost-competitive products. @NoahHelman will be at #SynBioBeta2023 synbiobeta.com/
Industrial Microbes retweeted
Methane emissions from wastewater treatment are 2x previous estimates?!? And wastewater emissions are 5-10% of global emissions?!?
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Let's capture and use that methane for the Circular Economy!
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A Circular Economy will require turning our society's wastes back into useful products. Waste is the feedstock of the future. Given the volume, diversity, and variability of waste, how will this be possible? imicrobes.com/blog-clone-167…
We are working with our partners to make carbon-negative products using waste methane. C1 molecules are Feedstocks of the Circular Economy of the Future.
imicrobes.com/blog-clone-167…
There is much work left to be done, but we are optimistic that a better, more sustainable future is possible. Get in touch to learn how we can work together toward this goal:
Email us: [email protected]