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22 Oct 2018

Two new start-up firms join TWB: iMEAN and Green Spot Technologies

Results, Innovations, Transfer

TWB announced the arrival of two new start-up companies, iMEAN and Green Spot Technologies, at the European Forum for Industrial Biotechnology & the Bioeconomy (EFIB), which took place in Toulouse on 17 to 18 October. Both fledgling firms were at the EFIB "Start-up Village" and, by joining TWB, will have access to state-of-the-art facilities, high-level expertise and an extensive network of academic and industrial biotechnology specialists.

Yarrowia lipolytica

News

21 Sep 2018

A new inducible promoter in Yarrowia lipolytica as a tool to produce molecules

Collaboration proposals

A new inducible promoter in Yarrowia lipolytica as a tool to produce molecules

Risks in Urban Farms: Management and Evaluation

News

21 Sep 2018

Health risks in urban agriculture: a new methodological tool

Results, Innovations, Transfer

A tool to evaluate, manage and communicate on the risks associated with the presence of metallic trace elements (MTE) in urban agriculture.

Roseburia intestinalis

News

21 Sep 2018

Use of the commensal bacterium Roseburia intestinalis to treat or prevent IBD

Collaboration proposals

Use of the commensal bacterium Roseburia intestinalis to treat or prevent IBD

IBISBA project

Press release

11 Sep 2018

Launch of an industrial biotechnology infrastructrure strategy: European recognition for the IBISBA project

Technology platforms

On the 11th September in Vienna (Austria), ESFRI will present the 2018 edition of the European Research Infrastructures Roadmap. Among the new infrastructure projects in this latest edition is IBISBA, an infrastructure project that aims to draw together European R&D strength to provide new support for the development of industrial biotechnology. Coordinated by INRA, a French organization that is a world leader in agricultural sciences, IBISBA brings together 14 R&D operators from 9 European member states. The overarching aim of the IBISBA infrastructure project is to provide a novel environment that will accelerate the production of knowledge and the applications thereof.

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