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Electrons and CO2 to fatty acids through electrolysis and fermentation (EFA)
Electrons and CO2 to fatty acids through electrolysis and fermentation (EFA) - WUR Project Electrons and CO2 to fatty acids through electrolysis and... -
Circular uses of organic biomass streams in Bonaire
Circular approaches to sustainable management of organic streams in Bonaire will be developed. The Sargassum seaweed from influxes will be... -
Enzymes in a box: Engineering bacterial microcompartments for biotechnological applications
What if we could generate fuels directly just from Carbon dioxide and sunlight? In fact, the tiny green single celled microalgae are capable of doing... -
Enzymes in a box: Engineering bacterial microcompartments for biotechnological applications
The focus of this project is on metabolic engineering of microbes for the production of ester compounds that can be used as biofuels or... -
Fermentation Acceleration by Separation Technology
Fermentation Acceleration by Separation Technology - WUR Project Fermentation Acceleration by Separation Technology Wageningen Food and Biobased... -
Re-using CO2 thanks to biotechnology
Re-using CO2 offers opportunities for minimizing harmful emissions of this greenhouse gas. In BIOCON-CO2, Wageningen Food & Biobased Research is... -
BioJet Fuel-project aims at growth of biobased aircraft fuel
The possibility of making a promising airplane- type of fuel from the waste streams of potato production has already been proven on a lab scale. The... -
CLOSPORE: Understanding the Clostridium spore, a pre-requisite for disease interventions and exploitation
The bacterial endospore is one of the most highly resistant life-forms on earth and allows the bacterium to survive exposure to extremes of... -
MACROFUELS: Macro-algae as a sustainable source for biofuels
Seaweeds or macroalgae are the fastest growing plants at the Northern EU latitude. To grow, seaweeds need only CO2, sunlight and the nutrients already... -
Renewable Systems Engineering
The Renewable Systems Engineering grant (RENESENG) is a new FP7 Marie Curie project that researches and trains a new breed of engineers with project...