Safer, Sustainable, Biodegradable, Solid-State Chemistry for Treat Cooling Water Systems
Solid chemistry water treatment.
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Solid chemistry water treatment.
Termite colony elimination system.
Dr. Nan-Yao Su, University of Florida Corteva™ Agriscience (formerly Dow AgroSciences LLC)
Bayer CropScience developed a microbial fungicide for fruits and vegetables that produces lipopeptides to combat the
AgraQuest, Inc.
Low-cost alternative to conventional petroleum-derived insulation developed by Thermulon.
Synthesis of simvastatin with a biocatalyst. Simvastatin is a drug used to treat high blood pressure and cholestrol.
Codexis, Inc. Professor Yi Tang of the University of California, Los Angeles
Toner made from soy and corn biomass.
Water-based systems wood adhesives formulated with natural soy flour and a proprietary crosslinking resin.
Solenis; Professor Kaichang Li at Oregon State University.