Research & KnowledgeEvent: September 2, 2026
GO!PHA published a new study from the Max Planck Institute for Marine Microbiology in Nature Ecology & Evolution that shows microbial PHA is part of natural ecosystems and plays a role in the natural carbon cycle.
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“A new study from Max Planck Institute for Marine Microbiology and published in Nature Ecology & Evolution provides fascinating evidence that microbial PHA is part of natural ecosystems and may play a role in the natural carbon cycle.”
— GO!PHA team
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GO!PHA
Global Organization for PHA
- Location
- Amsterdam, NL
- Company size
- 6 employees
GO!PHA is a platform for learning, creating, and sharing experiences and knowledge on PHA biopolymers. We are a non-profit science, advocacy, and networking organisation promoting the proliferation of natural and circular materials as alternatives to traditional petroleum-based plastics.