Creative design studio Faber Futures explores how local pigment-producing bacteria - mainly found in healthy soil and manure - can provide a sustainable alternative to conventional chemical dye processes.
Fit-to-farm Models for Biomanufacturing
Fit-to-Farm Models for Biomanufacturing
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