News and calendar
News and calendar
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02 May 2024
Making paper from grass
- Wageningen researchers are turning grass from verges and nature areas into the raw material for paper and cardboard. That could give a boost to the... -
28 March 2024
Why are there so few alternatives to harmful PFAS?
- PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) are notorious chemicals that may soon be banned. A number of countries including the Netherlands have... -
20 March 2024
An economy that does not focus on growth
- This is the third blog in a blog series on ‘Circular & Climate-neutral’. This research programme (KB-34) focuses on research that... -
18 March 2024
Food waste in potato processing industry down 5.5% compared to 2020
- Food Waste Free United and the Dutch Potato Processing Association (VAVI) have commissioned research into how much waste occurs during the processing... -
14 March 2024
Marine based biomass as a source of protein and health-promoting compounds
- In the development of circular and climate neutral food, feed and non-food applications, low trophic marine biomass will play an important role. Low... -
05 March 2024
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.... -
01 March 2024
Spotlight: Circular livestock farming
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15 February 2024
Inauguration Annemiek ter Heijne: 'Environmental Technologies for Circularity'
- Professor of Environmental Technology, Annemiek ter Heijne, started her inaugural speech 'Environmental Technologies for Circularity', with the... -
12 February 2024
How circular are biobased products?
- This is the second blog in a blog series on ‘Circular & Climate-neutral’. This research programme (KB-34) focuses on research that... -
12 February 2024
Community Day – Towards a Circular and Climate-Neutral Society
- This is the first blog in a blog series on ‘Circular & Climate-neutral’. This research programme (KB-34) focuses on research that...