News from DTU Biosustain

Meet pAblo·pCasso: A new leap in CRISPR Technologies for Next-Gen Genome Engineering

A new CRISPR-Cas toolkit, dubbed “pAblo·pCasso”, is set to transform the landscape of bacterial genome editing, offering unprecedented precision and flexibility in genetic...

Nature's Palette Reinvented: New Fermentation Breakthrough in Sustainable Food...

Researchers from The Novo Nordisk Foundation Center for Biosustainability (DTU Biosustain) have developed an innovative fermentation process that produces natural betalain...

The World´s First Comprehensive Pan-Genome Analysis of Lactic Acid Bacteria Unveils...

Living on Air: The Future of Biosustainability and the Apollo 13 Mindset

Podcast explores the newest research in fungi

‘Scientific superstar’ named Honorary Doctor at DTU

As part of the annual DTU Commemoration ceremony, Professor Sang Yup Lee has been awarded the title of Honorary Doctor. The South Korean Professor is a former Scientific...

Christina Smolke is honored for her ‘Herculean effort’

Professor Christina Smolke, a member of the Scientific Advisory Board of DTU Biosustain, has been awarded the Novozymes Award for Excellence in Biochemical and Chemical...

Tomorrow’s climate-friendly chemical plants

Specially designed bacteria are used to combat climate change when Danish biotech company Cysbio develops the chemical plants of tomorrow.

Is ‘green’ always good?

Even though the field of biotechnology has always been thought to be inherently ‘green’ or ‘good’ sometimes that isn’t necessarily so. But with the new Sustainable Innovation...

Fra røg til bæredygtig kemi: DTU Biosustain får 76 mio. kr. fra EU

Et nyt, storstilet EU-samarbejde er netop skudt i gang med en investering på mere end 40 mio. euro. Projektet, PyroCO2, skal omdanne forurenende, industriel røg til bæredygtig...