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Rooted in nanozyme science.
Focused on industry.

NanoZymBio Technology (Zhengzhou) Co., Ltd. develops nanozyme catalysts and process know-how for biomass processing, with an initial focus on molded fiber packaging and paper applications.

Our foundation

Turning nanozyme research
into industrial processes

Our technology originated at the Nanozyme Laboratory in Zhongyuan (NLZ), Zhengzhou, China, led by Academician Yan Xiyun of the Chinese Academy of Sciences.

In 2026, the core team founded NanoZymBio to industrialize nanozyme-based biomanufacturing, with support from the Zhengzhou Industrial Technology Research Institute.

2007

The emergence of nanozymes

Academician Yan Xiyun’s team first reported the intrinsic enzyme-like activity of iron oxide nanoparticles, establishing a foundation for the field.

2026

NanoZymBio is founded

The core team establishes a company dedicated to nanozyme-based biomanufacturing and industrial biomass processing.

OUR FOCUS

Development with industrial partners

Application-specific fiber trials, catalyst supply and process integration for biomass industries.

The team

Science and industrial development

Dr. Sun Guoming

Company leadership

Co-founder and former Executive Director of the Nanozyme Laboratory in Zhongyuan. Dr. Sun leads NanoZymBio’s industrial development and partner engagement.

Dr. Tian Qing

Technology leadership

Dr. Tian Qing introduced the nanozyme technology used in this project and, together with Dr. Liu Shujie, refined the core nanozyme technology for lignin removal. Dr. Tian leads the company’s development with Dr. Sun Guoming.

Dr. Liu Shujie

Core technology development

Together with Dr. Tian Qing, Dr. Liu Shujie refined the core nanozyme technology for lignin removal.

Supported byZITRI logoZhengzhou Industrial Technology Research Institute

Conceptual biomass fractions: cellulose-rich fiber, lignin and hemicellulose
Biomass fractionation illustration
What comes next

Toward integrated
biomass fractionation

Our next development step is the effective separation of lignin, cellulose and hemicellulose, turning more of each biomass feedstock into useful products.

Today

Cellulose-rich fiber

Available for partner trials in molded fiber, packaging paper and board.

Next

Lignin valorization

Routes for fermentation feedstock, resins and adhesives are being developed with partners.

Next

Hemicellulose

Development opportunities include xylo-oligosaccharides and barrier coatings.

Work with NanoZymBio

Develop the next application with us.

Tell us about your feedstock and production process. We’ll identify where nanozyme technology can add value.

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