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Solar Powered Biofactory

The people at Arizona State University, as part of the Biodesign Institute, are workin on project called the Solar Powered Biofactory. The heart of the technology is developing optimized photosynthetic bacteria called cyanobacteria. If the project succeeds, they will create a new source of efficient and renewable biodiesel.