Exploring bacterial cellulose as an engineered living and programmable biomaterial across ...

Summary

The article examines global perspectives on bacterial cellulose, with a focus on its potential as a living, programmable material in various fields. Although Indonesia is referenced as a traditional producer, the study primarily involves participants from Europe, Australia, and the US, exploring applications and perceptions linked with key tags such as nanocellulose and kombucha. The text covers how cellulose can be engineered with enhanced functionalities, reflecting the broader scientific and industrial interest in this versatile biomaterial.