Samsara, in collaboration with a leading Australian research institution has developed an enzymatic technology that recycles plastics. The depolymerisation process is energy and cost effective converting heterogeneous plastics and hard to recycle plastics back to their original monomers for reuse as recycled inputs in the production of new plastics allowing for the infinite recycling of plastics.


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Samsara

Paul Riley

Chloë Brault Billy

Greg Bland

Sam Lane

Sarah Cook

Cpeng Raoul McAlister Pmp®️ Ner, Rpeq

Joerg Schuchalski

Raoul Mcalister

Jeremy Nugent

Matthew Spence

Vanessa Vongsouthi

Colin Jackson

Mirte Van Der Lugt

Clare Thompson

Jestin George

Chloe Brault

Ellen Burtenshaw-Davies

The Research and Development team at Samsara focuses on innovating and enhancing enzymatic technologies for plastic recycling. They conduct advanced research in enzymatic pathways and protein engineering to improve the efficiency of the depolymerisation process, collaborating closely with analytical chemists and technicians to optimize enzyme production and ensure the scalability of their sustainable solutions. Their goal is to advance the infinite recycling of plastics, contributing to a circular economy.

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