Georgia Tech’s Renewable Bioproducts Institute (RBI) champions innovation in converting biomass into value-added products, developing advanced chemical and bio-based refining technologies, and advancing excellence in manufacturing processes. We partner with the full range of disciplines at Georgia Tech, including chemistry, policy, analytics, life cycle assessment, materials science, engineering, design and many others.
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The Renewable Bioproducts Institute at Georgia Tech is a hub of innovation and collaboration in the bioeconomy sector. For companies aiming to advance research and development in bio-based and renewably sourced products, becoming a member of RBI offers strategic benefits that can propel their business forward.
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Georgia Tech’s Renewable Bioproducts Institute champions innovation in converting biomass into value-added products, developing advanced chemical and bio-based refining technologies, and advancing excellence in manufacturing processes. RBI’s three strategic thrusts are circular materials, bioindustrial manufacturing, and paper, packaging, and tissue. The Renewable Bioproducts Institute was formerly named the Institute of Paper Science and Technology.
RBI serves as a campus conduit for industry-university partnerships and provides a portal to Georgia Tech core laboratories, faculty, and students focused on biomass, bioproducts, and circular materials. RBI is one of ten campus interdisciplinary research institutes.
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Inside RBI’s Labs: How Jonathan Jean-Louis Helps Industry Evaluate Materials
