Staff at the universities of York, Hull & Teesside can apply for the second round of funding: £30 – 50K for proof of concept projects that address one of the THYME project’s grand

Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal visited the University of York on 15th February to participate in the launch of BioYork, a new bioeconomy initiative which includes BioVale.

The University of York has been awarded £1.5m to support the growth of Yorkshire businesses that deliver innovative products, processes or services related to renewable, biological resources.

The UK's long-awaited UK Bioeconomy Strategy has been published as well as a new Resources and Waste Strategy for England.

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA (press release) – 14 January 2019 – Bio-based solvent Cyrene®, made from cellulose and produced by biotechnology company Circa Group, has been found to outperform