Ibioic

Research and development initiatives designed to accelerate bio-based manufacturing in Scotland have received a £5 million funding boost through Innovate UK’s Launchpad programme. 19 projects are moving forward through the initiative’s second round after submitting applications at

The Industrial Biotechnology Innovation Centre (IBioIC) has named Dr Peter Williams, group technology director and head of investor relations at INEOS, as the new chair of its governing board. Dr Williams brings over 40 years of experience in the chemicals industry to the role and will support IBioI

Growing sugar beet in Scotland and processing the crop at a purpose-built biorefinery facility initially producing bioethanol could support thousands of jobs and make a significant contribution to the country’s net-zero ambitions, according to a study funded by Scottish Enterprise and produced

Scotland’s industrial biotechnology companies are exceeding growth expectations and now deliver combined revenues of nearly £750 million, according to figures that will be announced at the Industrial Biotechnology Innovation Centre’s (IBioIC) annual conference. New analysis from IB