
Trillion Dollar Microbes Make the Bioeconomy Go Round With Tim Donohue
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Take the MTM listener survey! Ashley's Biggest Takeaways:
- The bioeconomy can be broadly defined as the use of renewable resources, including microorganisms, to produce valuable goods, products and services.
- Microbes have the potential to create products that cannot be made by existing synthetic chemistry routes.
- Using raw, renewable resources to create a circular bioeconomy is beneficial to the environmental footprint, economic footprint and supply chain security around the globe.
- The theme of our Spring 2024 Issue of Microcosm, our flagship member magazine is Microbes and the Bioeconomy: Greasing the Gears of Sustainability, launches this week and features an article based on this MTM conversation. If you are an ASM Member, check back on Wed., June 30 for the newly published content! Not a member? Consider renewing or signing up today, and begin exploring endless potential to boulster your career and network with professionals, like Donohue, in your field.
- Get Bioeconomy Policy Updates.
- Heading to ASM Microbe 2024? Check out this curated itinerary of sessions on the bioeconomy, including those discussing the use of algae for bioproduction and synthetic biology for natural product discovery.
- Learn more about the Great Lakes Bioenergy Research Center.
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