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EU Project Converts Waste-Derived CO2 into Microbial Protein and PHA Bioplastics
AZoCleantech reported on February 26, 2026, citing nova-Institute, that the EU-funded research project UNICO2RN officially launched in June 2025, bringing together ten European research organizations and industrial partners to demonstrate how biogenic carbon dioxide (CO2) can be converted into microbial proteins for food and animal feed, and into polyhydroxyalkanoates (PHA)—biopolymers for biodegradable and durable material applications. The project targets CO2 from biological sources such as biomass processing, fermentation, and organic waste treatment, where CO2 is an unavoidable by-product. Unlike fossil-based CO2, biogenic CO2 is part of the short-term carbon cycle and does not introduce additional carbon into the atmosphere. UNICO2RN integrates two complementary technologies: metal-organic framework (MOF)-based systems for high-purity CO2 capture from biogenic point sources, and aerobic gas fermentation using hydrogen-oxidizing bacteria that transform CO2 and hydrogen into microbial biomass and biopolymers. The process chain is designed as a modular and flexible system capable of handling CO2 streams of varying concentrations and purities. The full process—CO2 capture, bioconversion, and downstream processing—will be demonstrated at two industrial sites under near-commercial conditions at Technology Readiness Level 7 (TRL7). Parallel life cycle, techno-economic, and social impact analyses will support safe scale-up and alignment with EU sustainability frameworks. The consortium is coordinated by VITO (Belgium) and includes AERBIO (Netherlands), CO2BioClean (Germany), IDENER (Spain), Lesaffre (France), NIZO Food Research (Netherlands), nova-Institute (Germany), NUADA (UK), SABIO Biomaterials (Italy), and Veolia (Belgium).
To what extent do people feel an autonomously moving robotic arm as 'their own'? Discovering the optimal movement speed
A study by Toyohashi University of Technology identified the optimal movement speed for autonomously moving robotic prostheses to enhance body ownership and sense of agency. Experiments using virtual reality revealed that a moderate speed (around 1 second) resembling natural human reaching movements resulted in the highest sense of body ownership, usability, and positive impressions. This finding suggests that for future AI prostheses and body-augmenting robots, designing movement speeds that users perceive as 'their own body' is as crucial as high precision. The research also highlights the potential for adaptation through long-term use and safe simulations using VR.
Transforming hydrogen energy by flattening granular catalysts into paper-thin sheets
Catalysts are the invisible engines of hydrogen energy, governing both hydrogen production and electricity generation. Conventional catalysts are typically fabricated in granular particle form, which is easy to synthesize but suffers from inefficient use of precious metals and limited durability.
Blood pressure ring 'CART BP' successfully measures blood pressure even in space-like environments
SkyLabs announced that its cuffless ring-type blood pressure monitor, 'CART BP', successfully measured blood pressure in a microgravity environment (0-0.1g) similar to space. This experiment was conducted jointly by a research team from the University of Cambridge and the International Institute for Space Sciences (IIAS). It demonstrated that CART BP can continuously collect reliable blood pressure data in microgravity generated during parabolic flights, proving its potential for stable blood pressure measurement even in special environments.
Clarins rolls out AI Skin Observer for in-store skin diagnosis
Clarins has launched the AI Skin Observer, an AI-powered in-store skin diagnosis tool, to enhance customer consultations. This device, being deployed across 20 global stores, uses biophysical sensors and facial imaging to analyze up to 22 skin parameters. The initiative reflects a growing trend in beauty tech to provide precise and consistent skin analysis, strengthening Clarins' innovation pipeline alongside previous launches like the Lip Oil Factory and MyBlend LED mask.
AI-driven "scent-memory machine" turns photographs into custom fragrances
MIT Media Lab has created the Anemoia Device, an AI-powered 'scent-memory machine' that transforms photographs into unique fragrances. Users place an analog photo, and an AI analyzes it, allowing users to refine the scent prompt via three dials. The machine then generates a custom fragrance from 50 scent reservoirs. Developed by Cyrus Clarke, this prototype aims to make memories more tangible by creating scents related to "anemoia" – nostalgia for unlived experiences. Future plans include a desktop version and an online service for remote photo-to-scent conversion, emphasizing a pause-and-notice approach to technology.
New Technology Development for Gas Carbon Neutralization: e-methane Production Technology Utilizing Bioethanol Developed
Daigas Group has developed a new e-methane production technology, "Ethanol Methanation," which utilizes bioethanol as a raw material. This technology has successfully produced a mixed gas primarily composed of methane from ethanol at a lab scale for the first time globally, maintaining a 100% reaction rate over a 2,000-hour initial durability test. It significantly reduces hydrogen consumption by approximately a quarter compared to conventional methanation, offering a promising solution for gas carbon neutralization while reducing electricity costs.
Scientists Made This Lung-on-a-Chip Breathe. Then They Gave It TB.
Scientists have developed a new "lung-on-a-chip" model using only genetically identical cells derived from human stem cells to unravel the early stages of tuberculosis (TB) and the peculiar delay before symptom onset. This model allows for detailed observation of interactions between immune cells and TB bacteria, suggesting implications for understanding how genetic variations in patients affect TB and for personalized medicine. The study identified macrophage cluster formation and lung dysfunction after infection, as well as the role of the ATG14 gene. This technology is expected to contribute to the development of personalized treatments for TB and other infections.
Bringing Waseda University’s Robot Technology to Society: Genics’ Robot Toothbrush “g.eN” Reaches Crowdfunding Goal for Mass Production
Genics Co., Ltd., a startup based on Waseda University's robotics technology, has successfully reached its crowdfunding goal for the mass production of its innovative robotic toothbrush, "g.eN." This oral care product completes brushing in just one minute by simply placing it in the mouth, aiming to provide high-quality oral care access to everyone, including children, seniors, individuals with physical limitations, and busy professionals. Waseda University continues to support the societal implementation of this research.
Artificial Light Plant Factories: Changing Where We Grow Food A Next-Generation Food Infrastructure Strategy Beginning on the U.S. East Coast
Kubota Corporation established the Kubota Urban Agriculture Marketing Office (KUAMO) in New York, USA, in December 2025. This new marketing base for plant factory with artificial lighting will introduce the fully enclosed plant cultivation system provided by PLANTX, aiming to accelerate understanding of local market needs and the development of business partners.
In the U.S., the structure where the West Coast regions like California and Arizona serve as major agricultural production areas while the East Coast metropolitan areas are major consumption centers has persisted. Challenges such as reduced freshness due to long-distance transportation, increased logistics costs, and greenhouse gas emissions have existed for some time. Additionally, new structural risks are becoming apparent, including droughts caused by climate change, resource constraints in agricultural water use, and agricultural labor shortages. Plant factory with artificial lighting is also anticipated in the U.S. as a means to establish stable and efficient food supply models near urban areas.
Kubota invested in PLANTX in 2020. The company's fully enclosed plant cultivation system features unit-level control of environmental conditions per compartment, achieving both high quality stability and productivity. Conventional plant factories manage the entire facility under uniform conditions, leading to challenges like cultivation instability due to temperature and humidity variations and difficulties in handling multiple crop varieties. In contrast, this system enhances cultivation stability through precise environmental control. Its ability to set diverse environmental conditions within a single facility also enables flexible adaptation for multi-crop production.
Mr. Niki, KUAMO's General Manager, commented, "Through dialogue with local restaurants, retailers, and distributors, we will directly understand market needs, crop preferences, and challenges. First, we want to build a solid marketing track record within the United States and establish a business foundation." KUAMO's initiative goes beyond simply opening an overseas base; it also serves as a demonstration site for building new food supply infrastructure in urban areas. Attention is focused on the direction of Kubota's next-generation agricultural strategy.
Dentomi Debuts GumAI, an AI-Driven Oral Healthcare Solution at CES 2026
Dentomi, a Hong Kong-based dental health tech startup, debuted GumAI at CES 2026, an AI-driven mobile health system designed for accessible oral healthcare. GumAI is a gingivitis screening solution that uses a smartphone camera and AI algorithms to instantly detect early signs of gum inflammation with approximately 80% accuracy, comparable to dental professionals. The system provides color-coded results and personalized recommendations. Founded by Dr. Reinhard Chau and Professor Walter Lam, Dentomi aims to make oral care universally accessible, especially for vulnerable populations. The company plans pilot runs in Hong Kong and Taiwan, and is seeking partnerships to expand GumAI's availability across Asia, Europe, and the US, including collaborations with major oral care companies.
AGEs Research: From a Quiet Boom to a Solid Trend—A Key Factor for “Healthy Longevity” and “Beauty” That Gained Attention Starting in the 2000s
Flamel Co., Ltd., a company developing and selling supplements, aims to promote a proper understanding of “glycation”—a process deeply involved in aging, lifestyle-related diseases, and beauty—within society. We are committed to helping people achieve a healthy lifestyle they can confidently maintain, not only through supplements but also by reevaluating their diet and daily habits.
As part of this effort, we independently investigated research trends concerning glycation and its final products, Advanced Glycation End-Products (AGEs).
Using PubMed from the U.S. National Institutes of Health (NIH) for data collection (※1), the number of glycation-related papers increased from 375 in 2000 to 2,184 in 2025, representing a roughly sixfold increase over the past 20 years.
The compound annual growth rate (CAGR) since 2000 is estimated at approximately 7.3%, indicating that glycation research is rapidly developing as a new scientific field bridging both “healthy longevity” and “beauty.”
Covestro unveils Maestro device for improved diagnostic testing
Covestro has unveiled "Maestro," a demonstrative device utilizing advanced materials and IMSE® technology to improve molecular diagnostic testing, especially in point-of-care (POC) diagnostics. Maestro combines seamless design, electronics integration, low fluorescence transparency, enhanced chemical resistance, and next-generation flame retardants. It also incorporates sustainable practices, featuring materials with lower carbon footprints and a design for easier disassembly. This device exemplifies Covestro's material science innovation in shaping the future of connected care, merging healthcare and electronics.