15 Feb 2018 Akshay Sethi: Ambercycle Ambercycle's novel process lowers the cost of recycling plastics and provides waste-generators and producers a sustainable and economically sensible choice… Kendra Yoshinaga
15 Feb 2018 Candice Reffe: Blue Flower Initiative The Eileen Fisher Blue Flower Initiative (BFI) reframes the existing textile values chain as a sustainable eco-industrial co-operative with a… Kendra Yoshinaga
15 Feb 2018 Suzanne Lee: Biocouture Biocouture is building an open source ‘bioneer’ community of material innovators to catalyze an explosion of product development in this… jeremy
15 Feb 2018 Rana Gupta: Geckskin Geckskin is a device that can attach and release effortlessly, repeatedly and quietly without affecting either surface. jeremy
15 Feb 2018 Jeff Betts: Ecovative Ecovative works with nature to replace plastics, foams, and other harmful materials with a new high performance, mycelium-based biomaterial platform… jeremy
15 Feb 2018 Felix Puller: Qmilk Qmilk uses surplus milk unfit for human consumption to produce a new casein-based fiber as a bio-textile replacement for cotton. jeremy
15 Feb 2018 Oliver Heintz: Barktex BARKTEX® is a contemporary take on traditional bark cloth, which is produced in a sustainable way from the Ugandan Ficus… jeremy
15 Feb 2018 Jay Nalbach: CRAiLAR CRAiLAR’s processing technology efficiently creates a high quality natural flax fiber which is nearly indistinguishable from cotton. jeremy
15 Feb 2018 Tara Sutherland: Bio-Synthetic Silk Bio-synthetic silk is produced through a process that allows industrial volume silk production at room temperature without negative environmental effects. jeremy
15 Feb 2018 Mark Browne: Benign By Design Benign By Design’s unique data-driven process propels the textile industry toward cost effective fabrics that emit fewer and less toxic… jeremy
