Securing America’s future through bioindustrial manufacturing innovation, education, and collaboration

Register for the 2026 Member Meeting!

Register now to attend BioMADE’s 2026 Member Meeting, coming up April 28-29! Join hundreds of leaders in bioindustrial manufacturing to learn about new products and technologies, network with both new and long-time colleagues, and get energized to drive the industry forward.

You’ll enjoy two full days of expert panels, lightning talks, structured networking opportunities, live demos at the Exhibit Hall, a networking happy hour, and more. Don’t miss the best opportunity of the year to connect with other leaders who are passionate about building the future of bioindustrial manufacturing across the nation.

Join us in Minneapolis!

For America

From the coasts to the heartland, biotechnology is poised to bring benefits to every state in the nation and every sector of the economy. With bioindustrial manufacturing, we can fundamentally reenvision how to produce goods in America, unlocking a new future where everyday plastics, chemicals, materials, clothing, and more are safely manufactured in the U.S. using biology.

Bioindustrial manufacturing supports American farmers and rural communities, enhances military readiness and protects warfighters, builds resilient domestic supply chains for needed products, and re-shores well-paying manufacturing jobs – to improve the lives of all Americans.

Why bioindustrial manufacturing?

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For the Industry

BioMADE works for the greater good of the domestic bioindustrial manufacturing industry. From investing in groundbreaking technology and innovation research that is moving the industry forward to building the workforce of the future, BioMADE supports members with funding, collaboration, resources, and more. BioMADE is closing the gap in critically needed domestic pilot- and demonstration-scale bioindustrial manufacturing infrastructure with its Pilot Plant Network. Together with our members, BioMADE is catalyzing a new era for the domestic bioindustrial manufacturing industry.

BioMADE's Pilot Plant Network

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For Better Products

Bioindustrial manufacturing produces better goods and materials that Americans use every day without relying on foreign inputs. Biology can be used to create, improve, or extract everyday consumer goods like textiles, bioplastics, detergents, compostable bags, paints, and critical minerals that go into cell phones and semiconductors; as well as needed defense goods like natural rubber from dandelions, aviation fuels, laser eyewear protection, carbon fiber, and more. Learn more here – the possibilities are endless.

How BioMADE is improving products