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Syensqo invests in Bioeutectics, a start-up producing green solvents - Vimarsana News

Syensqo invests in Bioeutectics, a start-up producing green solvents

Syensqo Ventures, the group’s venture capital fund, participated in the $2.1 million financing round for Bioeutectics, alongside Fen Ventures ,Atento Capital and SOSV (IndieBio). Founded in 2019, ...

Study: Scientists Uncover Effective New Method in Mining Metal-Rich Asteroids - Vimarsana News

Study: Scientists Uncover Effective New Method in Mining Metal-Rich Asteroids

Unlocking space mining's potential: Scientists employ innovative solvents to extract valuable metals from asteroids, paving the way for efficient space exploration and resource utilization.

Cosmetic Victories Winner Profile: Sami Halila, Ph.D., on Green Gelling Agent for Oil Phases - Vimarsana News

Cosmetic Victories Winner Profile: Sami Halila, Ph.D., on Green Gelling Agent for Oil Phases

Winners and finalists of the Cosmetic Victories, a competition presented by Cosmetic Valley-ESSEC, recently were announced. In this profile, Sami Halila, Ph.D., of CNRS tells up more about his award-winning glyco-oleogelator.

GAP and partner Descycle use tech to recycle electronic waste - Vimarsana News

GAP and partner Descycle use tech to recycle electronic waste

In a UK first two British companies have partnered to recycle metals from the world’s fastest growing waste stream, electronic waste, using a new…

Making good from agricultural and food waste - Vimarsana News

Making good from agricultural and food waste

Picked apples on orchard. Photo by Jill Wellington from Pixabay. Researchers at the University of Adelaide have identified a ‘greener’ process for extracting health-promoting molecules found in agricultural and food waste, which can be repurposed in products such as skincare and pharmaceuticals. In a study published in Green Chemistry, the researchers trialed the use of greener solvents to collect compounds found in apple pomace known for their powerful antioxidant, antibacterial, anti-diabetes and anti-inflammatory properties. Co-author of the study, researcher Dr Long Yu from the Univer...