Biotech for a Greener Planet: Sustainable Solutions through Synthetic Biology
Abstract
Synthetic biology offers groundbreaking possibilities for creating environmentally friendly alternatives to traditional industrial processes. This paper investigates the use of engineered microbes and bio-based systems for sustainable production of materials, fuels, and chemicals. We discuss case studies involving biodegradable plastics, carbon capture via algae, and biofuel generation. The research highlights how integrating biology with digital design tools can reduce ecological footprints and support the transition to a bio-based economy.
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