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  • Òscar Puiggené i González joins CarboNcare at DTU
    1 November 2026

    Òscar Puiggené i González joins CarboNcare at DTU

    After a PhD spent teaching a soil bacterium to live on methanol and formate, Òscar is bringing that experience to CarboNcare.

  • Rethinking how bacteria use carbon: Bautista Buralli joins CarboNcare
    16 October 2026

    Rethinking how bacteria use carbon: Bautista Buralli joins CarboNcare

    A new PhD student at the Technical University of Denmark will engineer Pseudomonas putida to turn methanol into products.

  • CarboNcare presented at a poster session in Berlin
    2 October 2026

    CarboNcare presented at a poster session in Berlin

    Researchers from the Lindlich Lab at presented the project to the scientific community on 30 September 2026.

  • How CarboNcare is working on sustainable chemical manufacturing
    1 July 2026

    How CarboNcare is working on sustainable chemical manufacturing

    A European research team led by Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin is developing bacteria that use methanol instead of fossil resources to produce chemicals.

  • CarboNcare kicks off in Berlin
    5 June 2026

    CarboNcare kicks off in Berlin

    The CarboNcare consortium met at Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin on 28-29 May 2026 to launch the project.

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