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IBISBA project

Press release

11 Sep 2018

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

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.

The LSTM Transfert & Innovation platform in Montpellier can offer expertise in the fields of biofertilisers and biopesticides.

News

29 Aug 2018

Ecological engineering platform

The LSTM Transfert & Innovation platform in Montpellier can offer expertise in the fields of biofertilisers and biopesticides.

MetaGenoPolis

News

28 Aug 2018

Alexandre Cavezza takes over as director of the MetaGenoPolis preindustrial demonstrator

New ambitions for the MetaGenoPolis (MGP) demonstrator with the arrival of a new director and a competitive valorisation strategy

News

17 Jul 2018

A collection of bacteria to serve the fermented foods of the future

The International Centre for Microbial Resources on Food Bacteria holds a collection of more than 4000 strains.

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News

28 May 2018

TPMP : a unique platform to understand plant-microbe-environment interactions

Unique in France for its configuration, TPMP (Toulouse Plant Microbe Phenotyping platform) aims to understand the interactions between plants and their biotic environment and predict the adaptation of plants to global changes. This platform, operated by the Joint Research Unit LIPM, is able to respond to strong demand for high-throughput phenotyping (observation of all the traits of an organism).

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