We make biobased materials using renewable, low-carbon feedstocks.

Our programmable microbes turn ethanol and greenhouse gases into net-zero materials.

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It's time to change how we make things.

Consumers have spoken: They want sustainable bioproducts with reduced environmental impact across their lifecycle, and at an affordable cost.

The good news? Alternatives to petrochemicals in industrial manufacturing are becoming available and scaling quickly..

The Industrial Microbes and ABPDU teams collaborating on a recent scale-up project.

Scaling up biobased solutions

iMicrobes has engineered programmable microbes that turn renewable feedstocks like ethanol and methane, into drop-in chemicals and materials.

We have successfully scaled our processes to produce low-carbon footprint acrylic acid precursors working closely with a wide range of partners.

Like brewing whiskey

Fermentation, heating, and distillation. The high-tech version of whiskey brewing, powered by an advanced engineered microbe.

We shrink costs & emissions

By preventing biomethane from directly entering the atmosphere and using it as a feedstock, we can achieve 30% to 45% cost reduction and net zero emission.

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High performance materials

Using synthetic biology, we program our microorganisms to use a wide range of renewable feedstocks instead of petroleum.

The outcome is an identical molecule that can be used today with net-zero or negative emissions.

ACRYLIC

acrylic paint brush

CARBON FIBER

carbon fiber bike from net zero materials

BIOPOLYMERS



methacrylic panels from net-zero materials

9

YEARS OF DEVELOPMENT



22

PATENTS



$10M

FUNDING



4

COMMERCIAL PARTNERS


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How can we work together?

iMicrobes provides the strain, bioprocess, samples and intellectual property.

We co-develop the biomanufacturing process.

You take the materials to market.

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