LNBR | Brazilian Biorenewables National Laboratory

Research highlights We select highlights of our scientific publications, technology developments and partnerships. LEARN MORE Career opportunities A beautiful campus full of creative minds trying to address great challenges. We value diversity and integrity, and we encourage our collaborators to celebrate who they are! Inclusion practices are at the center of our work. At LNBR…

LNBR | Research

Algum texto qualquer, bem curto de preferência Our capabilities span 18 of the 24 institutional strengths that the Department of Energy defines for national laboratories, providing a broad foundation for our work. As we achieve our strategic goals for these capabilities, we will: Propel discovery through our national user facilities Produce new understanding of our…

LNBR | General Inquiries

LNBR General inquiries Contact us if you have press inquiries or if you need any other information that you could not find on the website. Brazilian Biorenewables National Laboratory Giuseppe Máximo Scolfaro, 10.000 – Polo II de Alta Tecnologia Campinas (SP) – ZIP Code: 13083-100 Phone number: +55 19 3512-1000 General inquiries e-mail: lnbrcomunica@cnpem.br ABOUT US…

LNBR | Research Divisions

There are no barriers that hamper interactions and communications between Research Divisions, because they have been conceived to operate in an integrated manner. We deliberately seek opportunities to apply all core competencies in each R&D project, because we believe cross-disciplinary research can pave new avenues to scientific excellence. Molecular BiotechnologyRational design of industrial enzymes and…

LNBR | Overview

The Brazilian Center for Research in Energy and Materials (CNPEM) is a non-profit private institution funded by the Brazilian Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovations (MCTI). It consists of four National Laboratories: Brazilian Synchrotron Light Laboratory (LNLS), Brazilian Biosciences National Laboratory (LNBio), Brazilian Nanotechnology National Laboratory (LNNano) and Brazilian Biorenewables National Laboratory (LNBR). LNBR Overview…

LNBR | Open-access facilities

LNBR’s User Services Policy Facilities Submission period 2024 Performance/usage period 2024 Biophysics of Macromolecules  08/Jan to 29/Nov 23/Jan to 13/Dec High-Performance Sequencing 03/Jan to 29/Nov 01/Feb to 13/Dec Metabolomics                               08/Jan to 31/Oct 08/Jan to 13/Dec Bioprocess Development and Scale-up FOR 2024:…

LNBR | Technological Processes

Whenever possible we apply fundamental science to guide technology developments at semi-industrial scales. We focus on identifying creative ways to develop technologies and processes for the solution of industrial problems. We are committed to sustainability, by finding ways to minimize environmental impacts and to improve the competitiveness and economic feasibility of the technologies we develop…

LNBR | Biorefinery & Natural Resources

The transition towards a bio-based economy requires assurance that biorenewables will minimize impacts on the environment, optimize the use of natural resources and promote socioeconomic benefits. In order to guide technology developments and to support decision-making processes at various levels, it is crucial to use of advanced modeling and simulation techniques to anticipate the impacts…

LNBR | Enzymology & Protein Engineering

Enzyme discovery, mechanistic understanding at atomic level and rational design Enzymes are vital components in the production of Biorenewables from biomass depolymerization to conversion into added-value products and biofuels. Enzyme cocktails are instrumental to break down lignocellulose into advanced sugars and lignin that will be further fermented by engineered microbial platforms. A notable effort in…

LNBR | Microbial Platforms

Next-generation microbial platforms to boost biomass conversion into value-added products and fuels The design and development of robust and efficient microbial cell factories is the main core components of lignocellulose-based biorefineries. Microbial metabolism can be redesigned and rewired, creating efficient platforms to convert biomass-derived sugars into high added-value chemicals and biofuels, replacing petrochemical derivatives. Besides…