Transforming industry through the power of biology — sustainable solutions for the challenges of tomorrow.
White biotechnology — also known as industrial biotechnology — applies biological systems, living organisms, and their derivatives to develop industrial products and processes that are cleaner and more sustainable than conventional methods.
Unlike traditional chemical manufacturing that relies on fossil fuels and generates toxic waste, white biotech harnesses enzymes, microorganisms, and biological catalysts to produce materials, chemicals, and energy with dramatically lower environmental impact.
It represents one of the most promising frontiers in the global transition to a circular, low-carbon economy — and it's at the core of everything we do at NextGen Biotech.
Industrial Biotechnology
Biology × Industry × Sustainability
We exist to bridge the gap between breakthrough biological research and real-world industrial application, making sustainability the profitable choice.
We translate cutting-edge academic research into commercial biotech solutions, reducing the typical 10-year lab-to-market timeline to under 3 years.
Our network spans 12 countries across 4 continents, connecting researchers, industry leaders, and policymakers to drive systemic change.
Every project is tracked against UN Sustainable Development Goals with transparent reporting on carbon reduction, waste diversion, and resource efficiency.
All our solutions are grounded in peer-reviewed research and validated through rigorous testing before commercial deployment.
We design for zero waste — every output of one process becomes an input for another, inspired by nature's own circular systems.
We believe the sustainability challenge is too big for any single organization. We actively share knowledge through seminars, publications, and partnerships.
Responsible biotechnology is non-negotiable. We maintain the highest standards of biosafety, regulatory compliance, and ethical governance.
We tackle problems at planetary scale — carbon capture, ocean cleanup, food security — because incremental improvements aren't enough.
Through our global seminar series, we democratize access to cutting-edge biotech knowledge for researchers and industry professionals worldwide.
Our leadership team brings decades of experience from leading biotech firms, research institutions, and sustainability organizations.
CEO & Co-Founder
Former Director of Sustainable Chemistry at ETH Zurich. 20+ years in enzyme engineering and green manufacturing.
Chief Science Officer
Pioneer in microbial carbon capture. Published 150+ papers in Nature Biotechnology. Former MIT faculty.
VP of Global Partnerships
Led sustainability initiatives at Novozymes and BASF. Expert in scaling biotech solutions from lab to industry.