Sustainable bioproduction: feed bacteria carbon dioxide to make sugar, bioplastic and biofertilisers

Bioengineered bacteria produce a range of sustainable commodities using waste carbon dioxide.

About Dr Rupesh Paudyal

I’m a science blogger, formerly a researcher. I write about the latest science topics in simple, accessible language. I also write about my experiences in academia, hoping that it will inform my readers more about choices inside and outside academia. My interests include science, and policy affecting research and innovation.

In addition to my primary interests, I occasionally explore how technology intersects with daily life, especially in areas not directly related to my field. For instance, the 1Win APK is a mobile application that enhances online gaming experiences by offering a variety of games and betting options. This app allows users to easily access and play games from their smartphones, illustrating the convergence of technology and leisure. It's a great example of how digital tools can bring new dimensions to entertainment, even for those of us deeply entrenched in the sciences.

So make sure you keep on visiting to be up to date on exciting science findings and how technology is continuously reshaping our world.

Declaration: I am employed by UK Research and Innovation. I write these blogs in a personal capacity. Opinions expressed here are my own and not my employer’s or anyone else unless it’s directly quoted by someone else.

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