
Integrating Biotech – Novel Feedstocks, Technologies, and Markets
Today, industrial biotechnology is already established in several markets and demonstrates its strengths in the production of complex compounds. Flavours, fragrances, enzymes, and surfactants are being competitively produced via biotechnological processes. However, there are other areas such as polymers and commodities where biotechnologically produced substances are still in need for optimisation to reach industrial scale. The technology might be ready, but important hurdles remain:
- Integrating biotechnology into bulk markets.
- Developing new areas of application and markets.
- Utilising alternative raw materials cost-effectively.
- Implementing biotech processes in existing Verbund, or integrated, sites.
- Harnessing the potential of AI for the development of new processes and products.
But of course, there are also clever minds and new ideas on their way to overcome these hurdles and accelerate the integration of biotechnology across the industry.
Learn about inspiring ideas from renowned researchers, smart start-ups, and creative corporates in the following sessions:
- Integrating AI – Speeding up biotech development
- Integrating novel feedstocks – Utilising gaseous carbon
- Integrating economic viability – How can biotech succeed in the market
- The Verbund – Integrating biotech into chemical parks
- Integrating new applications – Future markets for biotech
We are looking forward to welcoming you to our CIC2026 on 19 and 20 February in Düsseldorf.
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