Glycolipids by GlycoSurf™
Green glycolipid surfactants made from renewable resources designed to replace petroleum-based surfactants.
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Green glycolipid surfactants made from renewable resources designed to replace petroleum-based surfactants.
Microbial-based insecticide that targets sucking and chewing insects, flies, and mites on a variety of conventional c
A high-throughput cloning approach that will decrease the time taken to research and develop biocatalysts.
Nextchem is an Italian company within the Maire Tecnimont Group and is dedicated to Sustainable Technology
Non-toxic surface treatment of cellulosic material for manufacturers of denim fabrics and denim clothes.
Gefn is an Icelandic chemical engineering startup focused on producing and commercializing green chemicals for variou
New Celecoxib manufacturing process.
New Pregabalin manufacturing process.
Stegra is a company focusing on decarbonizing traditionally hard-to-abate sectors, starting with steel prod