Industrial Microbiology

Industrial microbiology is the study of microorganisms like bacteria, fungi, and viruses to produce useful products on a large scale. Researchers in this field use these tiny organisms to make things like antibiotics, enzymes, vaccines, and even biofuels. By understanding how microorganisms work and interact, scientists can manipulate them to create valuable products that benefit industries like pharmaceuticals, food and beverage, agriculture, and environmental management.
Relevant Researchers
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Lou Hom
I am the CEO of Cotyra, Inc., where I provide consulting services to early stage startups, as well a...
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Torrey Lind
Hi my name is Torrey, and I am a synthetic biology/metabolic engineer at the National Renewable Ener...
Perez Mweine
Hi, My name is Perez from Uganda. I am a biotechnologist specializing in biological policy, particu...
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Andrew Gray
The American guy in Australia.
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Allen Lee
Hi! My name is Allen, a postdoctoral researcher at MIT. I study synthetic biology and metabolic engi...
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Gigi Minsky
Hi! I'm Gigi. I'm obsessed with scent and the role it plays in our well-being. I'm the CEO and Co-Fo...
David Kim
Founder/CEO @ CyanoCapture. Ex-doctor @ British Army. Dealflow team @ ValleyDAO. Interests: Cyanoba...
Nina Kurowska
I study SynBio at TU Darmstadt. I’m passionate about branches of science where biology and engineeri...