Oiza, N., Moral-Vico, J., Mendiola, J. A., Ibañez, E., Sánchez, A., & Gea, T. (2026). Alternative extraction strategies for biosurfactants produced by solid-state fermentation from organic waste. Separation and Purification Technology, 385, 136501. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.seppur.2025.136501

1/5 🧵 New research explores a greener way to produce #biosurfactants from organic waste via solid-state fermentation. The key? Advanced extraction using #supercritical CO2 and ethanol—replacing toxic solvents like hexane and boosting yields by 308%!
#GreenChemistry #Sustainability #openscience 🧪

Green D Market Analytics To Release New Market Report: “Detailed Assessment of the Renewable Surfactants Market” renewable-carbon.eu/news/?p=171070 #bioeconomy #biofeedstocks #biosurfactants #fermentation #RenewableCarbon

Biosurfactants Market Set to Reach $2.89 Billion by 2030 - Insights Unveiled The global biosurfactants market, projected to hit $2.89 billion by 2030, reflects significant growth due to rising demand for eco-friendly cleaning solutions.

Biosurfactants Market Set to Reach $2.89 Billion by 2030 - Insights Unveiled #USA #Delray_Beach #Biosurfactants #Rhamnolipids #Sophorolipids

Startup turns captured CO2 into everyday cleaning ingredients renewable-carbon.eu/news/?p=168683 #biochemicals #biofeedstock #biosurfactants #carboncapture #circulareconomy #useco2 #RenewableCarbon

Production and characterization of biosurfactant from novel strains isolated from environmental samples Although the production of the crude oil sector holds immense importance in India’s industrial economy, it also contributes significantly to environmental degradation by contaminating the air, water, and land.

'Production and characterization of biosurfactant from novel strains isolated from environmental samples' - an article published in the Journal of Applied Biology & Biotechnology on #ScienceOpen 🔬📄

#Biosurfactants #MicrobialBiotechnology #Bioremediation #OpenAccess

Microbial Primer: Biosurfactants – the ABCs of microbial surface-active metabolites Microbial surfactants (biosurfactants) are low-molecular-weight amphiphilic secondary metabolites synthesized by a wide range of micro-organisms, including bacteria, yeasts and fungi. These compounds ...

What to know more about #biosurfactants but do not know where to start? We are publishing a «Primer» on the topic! Great contribution from PhD student Maude Dagenais Roy www.microbiologyresearch.org/content/jour... Thanks to @microbiologysociety.org

The 3rd International #Biosurfactants Conference will take place in Aachen, Germany September 8 -10 2025. Academia and industry will discuss the latest developments, and share cutting-edge insight in this exciting field of microbial #biotechnology #microsky biosurfactants.uni-hohenheim.de/en

Econic Launches Recreaire™ Carbonate Ethoxylates made from CO2 renewable-carbon.eu/news/?p=164514 #biosurfactants #carboncapture #ccu #circulareconomy #cosmetics #personalcare #useco2 #RenewableCarbon

AmphiStar and Kensing Announce Strategic Partnership to Bring Upcycled Biosurfactants to the North American Personal Care Market  renewable-carbon.eu/news/?p=164328 #biodegradability #biosurfactants #biowaste #circulareconomy #fermentation #microbes #personalcare #upcycling #RenewableCarbon

AmphiStar and Kensing Collaborate for Sustainable Biosurfactants in Personal Care AmphiStar partners with Kensing to introduce eco-friendly biosurfactants to North America. This collaboration aims to enhance sustainability in personal care products and reduce environmental impact.

AmphiStar and Kensing Collaborate for Sustainable Biosurfactants in Personal Care #USA #Kensing #Kankakee #Biosurfactants #AmphiStar

Pilot Chemical Company Announces Exclusive Partnership with Novvi LLC to Bring Biobased Alpha Olefin Sulfonate Surfactant Technology to the North American Market renewable-carbon.eu/news/pilot-c... #biochemicals #bioeconomy #biosurfactants #greenchemistry #personalcare #RenewableCarbon

La sélection naturelle au service de produits nettoyants plus écologiques ? Une étude de l'INRS sur la sélection naturelle ouvre la voie à des avancées très prometteuses dans le secteur des biosurfactants

Le professeur Éric Déziel fait figure de pionnier dans l’étude des #biosurfactants. Avec son équipe, il a mis au point une méthode innovante d'évolution dirigée, inspirée de la sélection naturelle, pour améliorer leur production et rendre leur utilisation plus accessible.
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