Biobased Chemistry & Technology
To expand the potential of global resources, BCT enables the transition from a fossil- based to a bio-based economy by developing efficient and sustainable (catalytic) conversion processes, products and chains.
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Latest news
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BCT successful in NWO's Take-off programme - New project together with Greencovery. -
PhD defence Nik L.M. Grubben - Nik L.M. Grubben will defend his PhD thesis entitled "Modelling ventilated potato bulk storage facilities" on Wednesday, 19. December 2018... -
PhD defence Piet van der Zaal - Piet van der Zaal will defend his PhD thesis entitled "Isomalto/malto-polysaccharides from starch - reaction pathways and new characterization... -
PhD defence Andrada But - Andrada But will defend her PhD thesis entitled "Nitrogen containing biobased chemicals produced using enzymes" on Monday, 10. December 2018... -
BCT involved in NWO's Perspectief programme - On 8. November 2018, NWO announced the successful Perspectief proposals. BCT is part of it. -
Two wonderful days at the 1st Int. Conference on Oil Bodies/Oleosomes in Wageningen - The 1st International Conference on Oil Bodies/Oleosomes was organized in Wageningen. -
First EFCATS Contest in Wageningen - From 9-11 July 2018 the first EFCATS Young Scientist Contest was held in Wageningen. Harry Bitter (BCT) was one of the organizers. -
BCT Annual Report 2017 available - The annual report of the Biobased Chemistry & Technology group is now available.
Please go to 'Research' to download the report file. -
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! - We wish you peaceful holidays,
Merry Christmas, and a Happy New Year!
See you again in 2018! -
WUR-CS Symposium on Future Catalysis