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  Interested in joining the Future Biomanufacturing Research Hub? Future BRH is currently recruiting for a Research Fellow in scale up of biocatalytic processes for biomanufacturing The position will focus on the bioproduction of small-molecule chemicals and...

We are delighted to announce that our latest Future BRH Capabilities video, ‘Microbial fermentation for sustainable chemical manufacture' is now available to view on our website. In this video we look at how many chemicals and materials that we use in our day-to-day...

What could the future bioeconomy look like? In this month's Issues in Science and Technology, Future BRH academic Phil Shapira and colleagues discuss a vision of an industrial ecosystem enabled by engineering that better meets society’s changing needs. But getting...

Future BRH Research Fellow, Dr Aled Roberts, featured on BBC Click, talking about how he can make 'concrete' in space from regolith and biological binders. To find out more here

  Interested in joining the Future Biomanufacturing Research Hub? Future BRH is currently recruiting for a specialist in flow catalysis. This person will drive biocatalyst engineering and the use of immobilised biocatalysts in sustainable flow technologies, and...

The Future BRH Annual Brochure 2022 is now live! Learn about the Future BRH vision, our recent scientific developments and our industrial partnerships. To download click here or take a look online here.  

We are delighted to announce that our latest Future BRH Capabilities video, ‘Technology Platforms for Enzyme Engineering’ is now available to view on our website. In this video we look at how the Future BRH is developing sustainable manufacturing methods that use...

Future BRH core partner and Manchester Institute of Biotechnology spin out company C3 BIOTECH (www.c3biotech.com) has completed a successful Royal Air Force (RAF) trial of its high-performance synthetic fuel. C3 BIOTECH is working with the UK RAF and US Navy to...

We are very pleased to announce that we have a 4 year fully funded PhD studentship opportunity available, sponsored by Future BRH core partner EnginZyme.   The PhD project is entitled 'Novel Enzyme Immobilisation Scaffolds for Biomanufacturing' If you are interested...

Interested to learn about Future BRH Capabilities? Take a look at our new video here , where Future BRH Research Fellow, Dr Aled Roberts explains one of the projects he has been involved in to immobilise enzymes, nature’s catalysts, on wood-derived cellulose...