Biowaste to Fiber: Texloop™ and Agraloop™
Circular Systems is a material science company that transforms biowaste into valuable fiber, yarn, and textile fabric
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Circular Systems is a material science company that transforms biowaste into valuable fiber, yarn, and textile fabric
Thermal paper free of chemical color developers that releases images from a purely physical process.
Dow Chemical Company and Koehler
Copper-based wood preservative solutions for exterior treated lumber products.
Low-carbon and formaldehyde-free adhesives.
Aqueous acid-modified polyolefin dispersion designed for coating metal packages.
Brimstone has developed an industrial process for producing industry-standard Portland cement with significantly less
Production of chemical commodities through chemo-enzymatic cascade reactions.
The Catalytic BioForming® Process converts aqueous carbohydrate solutions into mixtures of "drop-in" hydrocarbons.
Replicates the natural processes of plants in smart cell factories to create a variety of products more sustainably a