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The VIP® ECO SMART series combine next generation engineering with SMART control technology to provide ULT freezers with excellent energy efficiency and enhanced security and operation. - Natural refrigerants minimize environmental impact and allow for greater efficiency, resulting in less energy consumption and less heat output. - Know who entered the freezer and when. Track how long the door was open.  - This freezer delivers lower energy consumption without compromising performance. The VIP® ECO SMART uses 30% less energy than other leading ENERGY STAR listed freezers. - Inverter driven compressors with SMART control allow for superior uniformity by only running compressors at slower speed under steady state conditions. - 5 Year True Manufacturer Warranty on all systems. #freezers #lifesciences #cancerresearch #researchanddevelopment #microbiology #genomics #proteomics #academia #uofm #umanitoba #healthcare #biotechnology #biosciences Review the Flyer below or contact your Avantor representative for more information and technical discussions. https://lnkd.in/e7EFfwUB

With the May Budget announcement to turn Wellington into the nation’s science hub, I was stoked to get a tour of some of the research currently being done at Victoria University of Wellington. Here's a whirlwind tour of just some of the gobsmacking innovations I learned about: Advemto Ltd. have developed ultrafast optical spectrometers which not only help us to investigate nature’s secrets, but also help design new types of solar cells and LEDs. Their instruments have been sold to universities in China, and their team are talking to potential customers around the world. The Wellington-based team at Liquium has developed a new way to synthesise ammonia that could revolutionise the way it's produced, making it more economically feasible and environmentally friendly —which could help to develop an affordable, sustainable, hydrogen economy. Inhibit Coatings has developed a novel antimicrobial protective coating that is longer lasting, more cost effective and sustainable compared to others on the market. The revolutionary broad-spectrum silver antimicrobial agent kills over 650 different types of microorganisms, including COVID-19 and E.Coli. In short, the visit was an incredible insight into some of the amazing science being done right here in Wellies. A huge shout out to everyone for making the time to see us. #scienceandtechnology #innovation

An unexpected feature of our article on the Journal's homepage is such a cool reward Biomimetics MDPI 😍 This at the least deserves a quick look from you 😄 https://lnkd.in/dqZYftBB Biomimicry 3.8 EIT - European Institute of Innovation and Technology #sustainablity #greentribology

It is a moment of euphoria as CHARUSAT University has proudly clinched the "Promotion of University Research in Scientific Excellence (PURSE)" grant for 2023 by the Department of Science and Technology. This grant, amounting to a significant INR 8.51 crore, is a testament to our commitment to cutting-edge research and innovation. Under the umbrella of this award, CHARUSAT will embark on a transformative journey toward sustainable progress. The project is centered around the circular bio-economy principle, wherein waste materials will be converted into valuable, eco-friendly products. This not only addresses environmental concerns but also showcases the university’s dedication to finding impactful solutions. As part of the grant, CHARUSAT will be establishing state-of-the-art facilities, including Field Emission Scanning Electron Microscope (FESEM), Liquid Chromatography-Mass Spectrometry (LC-MS), and in situ Raman equipment with electrochemical workstations. These advanced tools will empower researchers to delve deeper into scientific exploration, enabling them to contribute significantly to the academic and industrial landscape. #achievement #grants #research #ProudMoment #charusat

One of my main motivating factors for joining IMCD Group was the way it considered sustainability, a way of life. Here, at IMCD India, we consistently research, develop, and formulate solutions that contribute to a greener future. THF, DMF, DMAc & NMP are commonly used solvents, which pose major problems, ranging from energy-intensive production to carcinogenic risks and problematic workup procedures. The need for greener alternatives is pressing, and traditional options just don't cut it anymore. Introducing Tamisolve® NxG-PS, GVL, MTHP and MeTHF – game-changers in the world of green solvents! With features like easy water separation, reduced peroxide formation, and sustainability through agricultural waste, they offer a breath of fresh air for your lab operations. Join our webinar hosted by Dr. Hashim Javaid for deeper insights into these innovative alternatives and discover how they can revolutionize your lab practices. An opportunity to stay ahead of the curve in sustainable chemistry solutions. #GreenChemistry #Sustainability #LabInnovation #EcoFriendlySolutions #IMCDGreenSolutions #IMCD Narendra Varde Christopher Young Sanjukumar Salunke

If you want to accelerate the discovery and production of bio-derived building blocks and biopolymers, look no further than the BioPACIFIC MIP Living Biofoundry in the California NanoSystems Institute at UCLA. Check out this new highlight video to see how robotics and automation can unlock #syntheticbiology.

Five years into the FBM Initiative, many amazing results are becoming visible. Today, we take a look at the publication list. A substantial grant like the FBM Initiative, aimed at fostering interdisciplinary collaboration, has not only created a new breed of advanced fermentation engineers but also played a pivotal role in the quality of the scientific output. According to a recent Web of Science search, there are 52 publications with the FBM grant code. The results show the wide scope of the FBM Initiative, with topics ranging from #yeast engineering to process intensification and life cycle assessment. Check out the WOS publication list including abstracts at the FBM Website: https://lnkd.in/d-UPwQ7q We also asked some of the authors featured on the list what impact the FBM Initiative has had on their research: John Woodley, Professor, DTU Chemical and Biochemical Engineering:  “The FBM Initiative has been a brilliant opportunity to learn new approaches and methodologies and to place my work in a wider context. I think the FBM Initiative has broadened my research to include fermentation, alongside microbial biocatalysis and cell-free systems where I have worked for many years. Working with new colleagues in DTU Bioengineering and DTU Biosustain and sharing equipment has been absolutely instrumental in this process.” José Luis Martínez Ruiz, Associate Professor, DTU Bioengineering:  “Access to equipment, like the robotic platform, and the close collaborations with experts from other departments have definitely enhanced the complexity and innovation in our research projects and the impact factor of our publications. Having a number of shared FBM PhD projects allowed us to think out of the box and also take some risks. If you’re always thinking of the safest project, you’re not advancing. And in our case, the risk paid off. Our recent publications have attracted a lot of attention because of their novelty and broader societal impact.” Did you miss the post on José's latest publication? Don’t worry, you can read it here: https://lnkd.in/dAKiyJjH The FBM Initiative is generously funded by the Novo Nordisk Foundation. #Fermentation #FBM #Impactfactor #Biomanufacturing #Publications #Innovation

🌱 Today, our colleague Enrique Moliner Santisteve shared key insights on the #EcoDesign approach, #sustainability assessments, and social acceptance of the PHA-based materials and processes developed in the Nenu2phar project. 🌍 His enlightening presentation was part of the second project workshop titled “Bioplastics and Sustainability. From Research to Industry,” organised by Commissariat a l'Energie Atomique et aux Energies Alternatives in Aix en Provence, France, at Technopôle de l'environnement de l'Arbois. 📲 You can explore more about the groundbreaking developments of this project on nenu2phar.eu

📽️ Discover our short video looking back at the first nenu2PHAr workshop, one of the project’s key moment! 🤝 More than 70 experts, industrials, and stakeholders from the biobased plastic field gathered on 🗓️ the 4th and 5th of April 2023 at IPC - Centre Technique Industriel de la Plasturgie et des Composites’s premises in 📍 Alencon (France) for an event aimed at addressing current and future challenges in the field of PHA. 🌱 The event organized by nenu2PHAr partners IPC - Centre Technique Industriel de la Plasturgie et des Composites and LOMARTOV SL featured presentations by several organizations and experts, offering testimony and expertise feedback on the topic. ➡️ The event was split into two days, the first day organized by IPC - Centre Technique Industriel de la Plasturgie et des Composites consisting of technical presentations on PHA, while the second organized by LOMARTOV SL focused on activities and role plays related to the social acceptance of biobased plastics. 🔬The first day concluded with a visit of IPC - Centre Technique Industriel de la Plasturgie et des Composites’s premises, providing attendees with an opportunity to gain insights into the organization’s operations and expertise. 🙏 We would like to thank again all the speakers and participants for their contributions, as well as IPC - Centre Technique Industriel de la Plasturgie et des Composites and LOMARTOV SL for organizing the event. #Nenu2PharProject #EUProject #ValueChainInsights #Biodegradable #Bioplastics #Microalgae #BlueFuture Circular Bio-based Europe Joint Undertaking (CBE JU) CEA Tech @Danone Bioeconomy For Change ELIXANCE ITENE Université Bretagne Sud Bio-Mi Sustainable Solutions Celabor scrl Biotrend SA IRDL - UMR CNRS 6027/UBS/ENSTA-Bretagne/ENIB/UBO IFG Cresco ZER0-E Engineering Bel Centexbel KAJ Packaging Pablo Alvarez Jean-Francois (Jef) Sassi Gabriel Brouchon Samira El Bir Yasmine Achour Enrique Moliner Santisteve María José Jiménez Pardo

"Excited to share that today I will be presenting our groundbreaking research on 'Heat Pump using Nano Fluid' as part of the Avishkar poster presentation. Under the expert guidance of Dr. Nilesh Salunke and Dr. Hitesh Thakare, we've explored innovative ways to enhance the efficiency of heat pumps through the use of nanofluids. This project represents the intersection of cutting-edge technology and sustainable energy solutions, and I can't wait to discuss our findings and insights. Stay tuned for updates on this exciting journey towards a greener and more energy-efficient future! #Avishkar2023 #NanoFluids #HeatPump #Research #Sustainability"