While Raman technology has been the accepted as the RTM gold standard by these communities, Keit Spectrometers aim to demonstrate that their alternative is compact, vibration-tolerant and dependable, operates indoors and outdoors, and has proven long-term stability at a highly competitive price.
Read More3F BIO delivered their 18-month Proof of Concept programme whilst commissioning their equipment and operating systems within RapidBio, our facility in Glasgow.
Read MoreInvestigation of harvesting strategy of E.coli cells for the production of a novel treatment against Clostridium difficile infection (CDI).
Read MoreMiAlgae has developed a novel algae production method to harvest omega-3 oils from micro-algae grown on waste water. Algal oil is a high-value substitute for fish oil in livestock feeds. The global market is booming and demand for sustainable food sources is high and increasing.
Read MoreMarine Biopolymers Limited and Strathclyde Institute of Pharmacy and Biomedical Sciences (SIPBS) worked together on the development of high-value compounds from Bacillus licheniformis
Read MoreThis project looked into providing a platform for the downstream processing of carbohydrates.
Read MoreFor 3F BIO, as a new micro-SME spin-out company, accessing world class expertise, guidance, facilities and support is an essential element in building our potential for success. Based within University of Strathclyde, becoming part of the IBioIC community and accessing IBioiC’s Rapid Bioprocess Prototype Centre (RBPC) has been an essential part of delivering our ambitious development program.
Read MoreChanging your business strategy is a huge risk in today's market but that's what Advanced Microwave Technologies did when they happened upon IBioIC's annual conference and were introduced to this new and growing industrial biotechnology industry in Scotland.
Read MoreIBioIC's MSc course features the opportunity for students to undertake a 12 week industry placement. Barbara Guimaraes worked with Xanthella on a project investigating the effect of narrow spectrum light on cultures of microalgae and cyanobacteria.
Read MoreVia its IB Accelerator programme, IBioIC provided grant support to GlycoMar to fund advanced processing techniques as part of their project investigating the optimal production of target polysaccharide products from microalgae.
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