Bioproducts from microbial degradation of biodegradable films for application
Research platform at Monash University Malaysia that uses landfill-derived bacterial isolates to convert biodegradable and conventional plastics into valuable bioproducts such as polyhydroxyalkanoates (PHA), polyhydroxyb...
Metal-trained endophyte biocontrol agents for disease suppression in metal-contaminated soils
A biological crop protection approach using fungal endophytes pre-adapted to heavy metal exposure to improve plant disease resistance in contaminated agricultural soils. Targets Ganoderma boninense and other soil-borne p...
Exopolymeric substance-producing bacteria for enhanced soil carbon capture
Innovative use of EPS-producing bacteria in lawns and gardens to boost soil carbon sequestration. This technology leverages microbial biofilms to increase soil organic matter and enhance nutrient retention, thus supporti...
Exopolymeric-producing bacteria as bioenhancers for crop improvement
This innovative solution leverages exopolymeric substances from bacteria to enhance microbial bioinoculants, improving crop growth and disease resistance. Tested through laboratory and pot trials, it shows promise in sta...
Antibacterial biocomposite film from gellan gum and silver nanoparticles
Innovative biodegradable biocomposite film incorporating silver nanoparticles into gellan gum, offering antibacterial properties for food packaging applications.
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