News of the Bioprocess Engineering Group
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New course on precision fermentation opens door to the future
- On 10 March, Wageningen will be among the first universities to launch a master's course focused entirely on the emerging field of precision... -
Algae Biorefinery
- The 4th edition of the advanced biorefinery course is aimed at designing optimal multi-product algae-based biorefinery processes. The topic will span... -
Wageningen launches research into sustainable solar fuel
- Wageningen researchers have launched a major project (SUN-PERFORM) to develop sustainable fuels made from oil produced by algae. The researchers will... -
Wageningen students win award for diagnostic test multiple sclerosis
- A team of Wageningen students has won the award for Best Diagnostic Project at the international iGEM student competition with their accessible test... -
New collaboration in cultivated meat and seafood to advance technology
- The Bioprocess Engineering Group (BPE) at Wageningen University & Research has started a collaboration with Whoniz Bio Technology to work on... -
Wageningen opens expansion of microalgae farm: AlgaePARC 2.0
- On Tuesday 5 March, Wageningen University & Research opened AlgaePARC 2.0, an expansion of the existing microalgae farm on the Wageningen campus.... -
WUR contributes to new Perspective projects for millions of euros
- WUR researchers are involved in two new extensive research projects launched by the Dutch Research Council (NWO) as part of a consortium. The projects... -
Are algae the food of the future?
- Through a complex network of pipes in Wageningen flow billions of algae: the green gold. The European Commission wants to stimulate the cultivation of... -
What can algae do for us?
- Through a complex network of pipes in Wageningen flow billions of algae: the green gold. These microscopic creatures are richly filled with fats and... -
Space for the future: green steel, sweet air, happy plants
- For decades, satellites have been instrumental in monitoring our changing climate and improving our understanding of the processes that drive it. But...