#TechBio is changing the world and the world needs to know more about it and the most disruptive companies who want to enable humanity to face up to its next challenges as a species, from fighting genetically transmitted diseases and pandemics to preventing ageing and climate change. In this podcast, we are featuring founders, investors, university professor or tech advisers sharing with us their unique view on the challenges and opportunities behind the Bioeconomy. This podcast is produced by Next Sequence, a venture capital fund focused on supporting globally the #TechBio ecosystem, from founders to investors.
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#TechBio is changing the world and the world needs to know more about it and the most disruptive companies who want to enable humanity to face up to its next challenges as a species, from fighting genetically transmitted diseases and pandemics to preventing ageing and climate change. In this podcast, we are featuring founders, investors, university professor or tech advisers sharing with us their unique view on the challenges and opportunities behind the Bioeconomy. This podcast is produced by Next Sequence, a venture capital fund focused on supporting globally the #TechBio ecosystem, from founders to investors.
TechBio Founders #32: Cleaning the world out of polyethylene plastics by turning nature's enzymes into powerful plastic degradation engines with Eleonore Eisath, Founder at Beworm
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49 minutes 50 seconds
1 year ago
TechBio Founders #32: Cleaning the world out of polyethylene plastics by turning nature's enzymes into powerful plastic degradation engines with Eleonore Eisath, Founder at Beworm
Beworm is a biotechnological start-up facing the challenge of plastic pollution. Our goal is to develop a biotic recycling process that decomposes polyethylene, a commonly used material, into its building blocks. With the help of selected microorganisms and enzymes, the long hydrocarbon chain of polymers can be split up into shorter fragments, which can be reused as raw materials. This will transform a linear process into a circular process.
Next Sequence
#TechBio is changing the world and the world needs to know more about it and the most disruptive companies who want to enable humanity to face up to its next challenges as a species, from fighting genetically transmitted diseases and pandemics to preventing ageing and climate change. In this podcast, we are featuring founders, investors, university professor or tech advisers sharing with us their unique view on the challenges and opportunities behind the Bioeconomy. This podcast is produced by Next Sequence, a venture capital fund focused on supporting globally the #TechBio ecosystem, from founders to investors.
