Analytical & testing services

Breeding and deploying crops that naturally release biochemicals to suppress surrounding weeds, offering a biological alternative to synthetic herbicides.

Multi-strain probiotic blends and microencapsulated Bacillus/Streptomyces strains manage the gut microbiome of shrimp/fish and pond water, controlling Vibrio-caused disease without antibiotics.

Unattended microplate-processing instruments that automate the full ELISA workflow — sample and reagent dispensing, incubation, washing and photometric readout.

Bioenergy with carbon capture and storage — burning biomass for power or heat, then permanently storing the resulting biogenic CO2.

How a bio-claim is made provable: ISCC PLUS supply-chain certification on top of mass-balance production, ASTM D6866 radiocarbon measurement of biogenic carbon, and the digital product passport regime the EU adopted in July 2026 to keep such claims travelling with the product.

Bio-surfactants and vegetable-oil-based frothers/collectors that replace petrochemical reagents based on alcohols, glycols and fatty-acid derivatives in mineral flotation…

Bio-integrated direct air capture of CO2 — carbonic-anhydrase-based sorbents and photobioreactors with engineered microalgae, reducing DAC's regeneration energy and cost via low-temperature desorption.

Acidophilic bacteria that oxidize sulfide minerals to release trapped copper, gold and rare-earth elements from mine tailings, paired with hyperaccumulator plants that extract residual metals from contaminated soil and concentrate them into a combustible "bio-ore.

Passive biodiversity measurement — autonomous bioacoustic recorders, AI species identification (BirdNET) and eDNA metabarcoding — turn sound and water samples into scalable, verifiable biodiversity data for conservation, enforcement and corporate TNFD nature-risk disclosure.

Physical infrastructure for collecting, processing, cryopreserving and distributing human biospecimens at population or clinical-research scale.

The certification apparatus that decides whether a material can be called compostable: EN 13432 and ASTM D6400 conformance, the Seedling scheme whose 2026 revision tightens evidence for minor components,…

Sequencing and archiving the genomes of all eukaryotic life forms to support ecosystem restoration and bioprospecting.

Certification bodies and environmental consulting firms that audit and monitor biodiversity, land-use change and deforestation risk on behalf of bioenergy feedstock producers and buyers seeking ISCC, RSB or SBP sustainability certification.

Sequencing, single-cell and spatial omics, and biological AI that turn raw reads into decisions — a stack running from sample to interpreted multi-omics.

Converting captured CO2 into fuels, proteins, polymers and methanol via microbial gas fermentation, engineered microorganisms and algae — a carbon-utilization chain running from industrial emissions to circular carbon products.

On-site microbial and enzymatic treatment of oil-contaminated drill cuttings and drilling fluid, breaking down residual hydrocarbons and polymers before land disposal, reducing disposal volume and waste-management cost…

Biological treatment of toxic industrial effluent — heavy metals, azo dyes, phenols and hydrocarbons from oil and gas, mining, textiles and microelectronics.

Microbial products — predominantly consortia of natural hydrocarbon-degrading bacteria and archaea, sold as powders, liquids or absorbent blends — applied on land to break down oil spills, fuel leaks and legacy…

Engineered proteins, fungi, microalgae and bacteria that selectively bind and recover rare-earth elements or precious/critical metals from coal ash, mine tailings, industrial waste and e-waste.

Carbon sequestered by marine ecosystems — mangroves, seagrass, salt marshes and cultivated seaweed — and the emerging ocean-farming, sargassum-utilization and marine CO2-removal (mCDR) industry that monetizes it through biomass products and durable carbon credits.

Contracted environmental-engineering restoration of seagrass meadows, salt marshes, oyster reefs and barrier dunes as a paid service — unlike coral-reef restoration and blue-carbon farming for credits, this is site…

Non-invasive breath analysis using VOC patterns for early disease diagnosis and continuous monitoring.

Programmes and marketplaces that pay farmers for verified soil-carbon sequestration via regenerative practices — after the 2024 voluntary carbon market shakeout (Nori's closure), survivors are scaling through corporate Scope-3 deals and MRV platforms.

Pyrolyzing biomass into stable biochar — or fast-pyrolysis bio-oil injected underground — converts atmospheric carbon into a durable, monetizable climate asset, with a dual revenue stream of soil-amendment value and certified carbon-removal credits.

Ultra-low-cost microscopy hardware designed to give students, citizen scientists and field researchers biological observation capability.

Continuous particle counters, microbial air samplers and networked monitoring software that replace clipboard-and-spreadsheet particle logs with real-time cleanroom classification data and a full audit trail.

Varieties bred or engineered for drought, heat, salinity and low-cadmium tolerance — preserving yield in a warmer, water-scarce climate.

Multi-tenant, remotely operated wet labs that execute user-submitted protocols via API and return structured data — a layer that turns biology into programmable infrastructure, decoupling experiment design from bench…

Independent certification services that verify both organic origin (EU 2018/848, USDA NOP, GB/T 19630) and bio-based carbon content (ASTM D6866), letting brands combine a natural-origin claim with a measured bio-percentage on a single label.

Tissue-based immunohistochemistry (IHC) and FISH platforms that determine whether a given patient is a fit for a given targeted therapy, sold and regulated as a companion diagnostic (CDx) tied directly to the drug label.

Documenting and assessing environmental damage from armed conflict (soil, water and ecosystems contaminated by explosive-weapon use).

High-tech interventions, including land-based rearing and 3D printing, to accelerate coral reef growth and resilience.

Cas-enzyme nucleic-acid detection — bedside-to-strip molecular diagnostics from sample to paper strip.

CRISPR screening as a service — high-throughput functional-genetics discovery of targets and resistance mechanisms in mammalian cells: pooled guide-RNA libraries that knock out, activate or suppress thousands of genes, followed by deep sequencing and bioinformatic analysis.

Breeding and genetically engineering staple crops to naturally accumulate higher levels of essential vitamins and minerals to combat global hidden hunger.

Advanced analytical devices that detect biological markers for rapid, accurate disease identification and monitoring.

Screening every DNA and RNA synthesis order against a curated database of hazardous pathogen and toxin sequences before manufacturing.

Direct-to-consumer (DTC) genetic testing from saliva via SNP chip genotyping and 30x whole-genome sequencing, with bioinformatic polygenic-risk scoring and telehealth gating of pathogenic findings (BRCA1/2), operating under FDA 510(k), EU IVDR and China's genetic-data sovereignty rules.

The science and business of restoring degraded land — post-fire reforestation by drone and biomass burial, Cocoon-style arid-land planting, native seed banks and government rangeland/desert/mine restoration programmes — funded by carbon credits, ESG and government programmes.

Detecting invasive and protected species from water, soil and air samples via environmental DNA (eDNA), using digital droplet PCR and NGS metabarcoding, for early biosecurity surveillance of ports, hydropower, ballast water and conservation under the EU Water Framework Directive and NEPA.

Cartridge readers, kinetic plate assays and reagent systems that detect bacterial endotoxin in injectables, biologics and medical devices.

Crushed silicate rock — typically basalt — is applied to farmland to accelerate the natural weathering reaction that converts atmospheric CO2 into stable dissolved bicarbonate, with a genuine agronomic side effect: the…

Reading DNA methylation patterns across hundreds of thousands of CpG sites to calculate a person's biological age and rate of ageing instead of birth-certificate chronological age, turning a $229-799 saliva or blood test into the longevity industry's core diagnostic tool.

Non-invasive exhaled-breath analysis devices targeting diabetes-relevant metabolic-state monitoring without a finger prick or implanted sensor — all US-based.

Market-research firms and platforms that run qualitative focus groups and quantitative A/B and concept testing with ordinary consumers — not trained sensory panelists.

Genetic engineering of ornamental plants and landscape trees to confer novel traits, bioluminescence and urban air-purification properties.

Advanced crop breeding using genomic selection, CRISPR-Cas9 and marker-assisted selection.

Sequencing-based services that track pathogen genomic evolution and spread for healthcare-system response — border/airport biosurveillance, portable field sequencing and national metagenomic surveillance programmes.

Structural soil cells, professional urban-forest management services and moss-based biofiltration installations that let street trees and green infrastructure survive and function beneath paved urban surfaces.

Religious-authority audit and certification bodies that determine whether a fermentation-derived enzyme, cultivated cell-based protein or other bio-based ingredient meets halal or kosher requirements.

Self-collected blood sampling for consumer health testing — mailed to a certified lab or dropped at a retail micro-collection point.

Surgically or subcutaneously implantable sensors that continuously track a chronic-disease parameter for months to years without an external wearable — implantable continuous glucose monitors and implantable cardiac monitors.

Swallowable capsule devices that image the GI tract or confirm medication ingestion as they pass through the body, requiring no sedation or implantation.

Intelligent forest and agroecosystem biomonitoring combines environmental DNA (eDNA), satellite and LiDAR remote sensing, IoT sensor networks and AI to track biodiversity, biomass and crop/soil condition at national scale — for MRV, compliance and nature-risk disclosure.

Real-time molecular and optical tissue identification right in the operating room — fluorescent imaging agents, OCT, stimulated Raman histology and mass-spectrometry tissue analysis.

Detecting and quantifying circulating tumour DNA (ctDNA) in blood for companion oncology diagnostics and minimal-residual-disease (MRD) monitoring, replacing or supplementing tissue biopsy.

Gene editing and genomic selection converge in livestock — from FDA-approved heat-tolerant cattle and disease-resistant pigs to India's first gene-edited sheep.

Long-read sequencing continuously reads DNA fragments of tens of thousands of bases or more, resolving highly repetitive genome regions and enabling de novo assembly.

Contract research platforms that profile the small-molecule metabolome of blood, tissue or bioreactor broth via LC-MS/GC-MS, turning raw chromatography data into biomarker panels, drug-response signatures and bioprocess…

Microbes and enzymes that break down or neutralize contaminants — waste plastic, PFAS, industrial effluent and municipal wastewater — a remediation chain running from polluted streams to clean water, recoverable monomers and inert residue.

Microbiome diagnostic panels sequence and analyze microbial communities from a stool or swab sample — from consumer wellness testing to clinical pathogen and dysbiosis detection.

Multi-cancer early detection (MCED) screens asymptomatic, average-risk individuals from a single blood draw for molecular signals shared across dozens of cancer types — a population-screening scenario distinct from companion-therapy diagnostics.

Integrative genomic, transcriptomic and proteomic oncology-profiling platforms that combine multiple layers of molecular data into a single therapy-matching report.

Biological treatment of municipal effluent — activated sludge, membrane bioreactors, nitrogen and phosphorus removal, anaerobic digestion of sludge into biogas, and water reuse — a mature, widely deployed chain distinct from industrial effluent treatment.

Developing biological nitrification inhibitors and genetically modified rhizosphere microbes that let cereal crops directly assimilate nitrogen, reducing reliance on synthetic fertilizer.

Commercial deployment of nitrogen-fixing bacteria via seed treatment and soil inoculants to improve crop nutrition, soil health and reduce reliance on synthetic fertilizer.

Accelerating the ocean's natural carbon uptake by adding alkaline minerals to seawater to durably fix CO2.

Microbes, enzymes and micro-fauna that break down microplastics already dispersed in soil and terrestrial matrices — a bioremediation chain running from plastisphere colonization to mineralization, distinct from industrial enzymatic plastic recycling.

Outsourced One Health surveillance combining veterinary, human and environmental sampling with shotgun metagenomic sequencing, CARD-based resistome profiling and AI cross-species spillover risk scoring to detect zoonotic pathogens and antibiotic resistance.

Developing and commercializing grain crops that don't need annual replanting, enabling continuous root growth for deep carbon sequestration and soil stabilization.

Molecular diagnostics using NGS, liquid biopsy and AI for precision medicine and targeted therapy.

Advanced bioremediation targeting per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) using engineered proteins, specialized microbial consortia and bio-based sorbents to break down "forever chemicals.

High-throughput systems using sensors and machine learning to rapidly measure plant traits.

Point-of-care molecular diagnostics run nucleic-acid testing outside the central lab — in a clinic, emergency department or field site — delivering an on-site result without sending samples away.

Precision breeding combines CRISPR crop-genome editing, AI-based genomic selection and speed breeding into a single pipeline, producing multi-trait varieties in 3-4 years instead of ten.

Mass-spectrometry proteomics as a contract research service — deep DIA proteome profiling, targeted MRM/PRM and affinity proteomics for biomarker discovery and pharmacoproteomics.

Rapid antibiotic-resistance tests determine which antibiotics a given pathogen is susceptible or resistant to, substantially faster than classical culture-based susceptibility testing.

Eye-scanning technologies that detect Alzheimer's and other neurodegenerative disease biomarkers directly in the retina — a window onto brain pathology accessible without imaging the brain itself.

Root-microbiome management services and platforms — seed-treatment inoculants, AI-engineered PGPR consortia and rhizosphere-engineering recommendations that improve nutrient-use efficiency and stress tolerance.

Specialist firms that recruit, train and run trained descriptive sensory panels and consumer taste tests for food, beverage and CPG manufacturers, turning perceived attributes into data for formulation decisions and label-claim substantiation.

Per-cell mapping of genomes, transcriptomes and proteomes as a fee-for-service offering — biology's shift from averaged bulk signals to per-cell atlases for target discovery and patient stratification.

The measurement, reporting and verification (MRV) technology layer for soil-carbon credits — portable VisNIR spectroscopy probes, remote-sensing- and ML-based digital soil mapping, gamma scanning and long-term…

Metagenomic sequencing platforms that assess soil microbiome composition and function, generating standardized soil-health passports used to verify carbon-credit claims, guide biological-input decisions and comply with…

Commercial soil-microbiome diagnostic and management services — soil DNA testing, AI models for disease risk and nutrient cycling, field microbial-biomass testing and prescribed microbial amendments that improve fertilizer efficiency and suppress soilborne disease.

Mapping gene expression — and increasingly protein — directly onto intact tissue sections, so every transcript molecule keeps its x/y address and the tumour microenvironment becomes a navigable map rather than an averaged mass.

A horizontal infrastructure-and-services layer — turnkey speed-breeding rooms, configurable research growth chambers, farmer-accessible acceleration systems and contract plant-transformation labs.

Sperm sexing separates bull semen into X- and Y-chromosome fractions to set offspring sex, and pairs with embryo transfer, in-vitro fertilization and genomic selection to accelerate herd genetic progress.

Technical committees and certification bodies — developing the terminology, life-cycle-assessment and mass-balance rules that underpin every bio-content and sustainability claim in the bioeconomy.

Membrane-filtration pump systems, automated colony-detection platforms and rapid microbial-detection instruments that confirm the absence of viable microorganisms in a parenteral product before release.

Cryo-electron microscopy as a contract research service — atomic-resolution 3D structures of membrane proteins and drug-design targets, displacing X-ray crystallography.

Engineered exogenous reporter molecules — activatable nanosensors, synthetic gene circuits and volatile-organic-compound probes.

Tear fluid biopsy analyzes microliter volumes of tears for markers of dry eye, ocular allergy and inflammation — a diagnostic window that entirely avoids blood draws and invasive procedures.

Contract safety assessment that takes a drug candidate from in-silico ADMET triage through in-vitro panels (hepatotoxicity, hERG, CYP induction) to GLP in-vivo studies, building the IND-required toxicology data package…

Turning agri-food and industrial biowaste into higher-value non-food products (biochemicals, biomaterials, bioactive extracts, biochar) via enzymatic hydrolysis, supercritical CO2 extraction and mycelium/insect bioconversion within a circular bioeconomy.

Mapping and deliberately shaping the microbial communities colonizing subways, offices and hospitals — global metagenomic swab consortia sequencing a city's "aerobiome," probiotic cleaning products that seed beneficial…

Direct DNA testing for dogs and cats — a stack running from cheek-swab collection to an LIMS-verified veterinary genetic passport screening hundreds of hereditary risks.

Aggregated, non-invasive molecular monitoring of municipal sewage to detect pathogens, antibiotic resistance and psychoactive substances — an early public-health warning service based on virus concentration, digital droplet PCR and metagenomic sequencing.

Wearable biodiagnostics and continuous monitoring systems delivering real-time precision health management.