US bio firm partners with Danish researchers to build an AI-enabled biofoundry to turn industrial CO2 emissions into new materials
COPENHAGEN — US synthetic biology specialist LanzaTech has agreed a deal with the Technical University of Denmark’s (DTU) BRIGHT institute to design and install a next-generation C1 biofoundry to convert captured carbon into fuels, chemicals and materials.
LanzaTech, which has previously linked up with brands including H&M and Zara to produce clothing made with captured carbon emissions, wlll build the customised facility at DTU under the partnership which runs until April 2028.
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