Polycarbin received a grant that expands its reach to labs across the entire Commonwealth, including Cambridge and Boston biotech.
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My scientific journey started at the MIT Koch Institute for Integrative Cancer Research, in the heart of Kendall Square and about as close to the center of scientific in…
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Polycarbin
Circular solutions designed to transform the scientific plastic of today into the laboratory products of tomorrow
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- Biotechnology Research
- Location
- San Francisco Bay Area, US
- Company size
- 11–50 employees
About Polycarbin
Polycarbin partners with labs to recover and remanufacture single-use materials into lab products that support science—not landfills and incinerators. We offer brand-agnostic recycling programs for material streams like rigid lab plastics, PPE, and nitrile gloves. With an emphasis on evidence-based sustainability, Polycarbin provides labs with third-party verified impact data, backed by an ISO 14040/14044-compliant Life Cycle Assessment (LCA), so labs can track and measure their progress with confidence. To learn more about Polycarbin and how we can reduce the carbon footprint of your lab, please visit us at http://polycarbin.com/
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