Projects (under construction)
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To enable the use of microalgae for the economical production of lipid derivatives such as fatty acid mono-alkyl esters, the FermALip project proposes to combine the societal need to treat waste material with the production of microalgal biomass in an original integrated process.
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LOOP4PACK (Sustainable bioplastics from agro-industrial residues to close the packaging loop)
The purpose of the project LOOP4PACK is to contribute to the development of a French sustainable valorization chain of agro-industrial residues leading to microbial engineered polymers (PHAs)
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Unlocking the potential of Sustainable BiodegradabLe Packaging
Develop technically feasible solution for fully bio-based packaging materials (product + manufacturing process) realized from byproducts & scrap out of the food manufacturing chain.
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Granting society with LOw environmental impact innovative PACKaging
The GLOPACK project is investigating food packaging with low environmental footprint and the ability to extend the shelf life of food products.
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Recycling Urban BioWaste into Bio Plastic
To integrate into a single facility and to use one main technology chain for the conversion of several types of urban bio-wastes into valuable bio-based products, while also minimizing any residual or consequent waste to be disposed of.
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To find innovative solutions for converting over 75 % of agricultural by-products such as straw, manure, vine stalks and wine residues into valuable assets like bio-energy, bio-fertilizers and bio-plastics. These products contribute to saving precious fossil resources, reduce or eliminate waste accumulation of non-biodegradable plastics, and reduce the negative impact of inappropriate agro-waste management
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Safe EcoDesign Research and Education applied to nanomaterial development
SERENADE aims to create a dynamic network of academic research laboratories and industries to design tomorrow’s nanomaterials that will be safer for both humans and the environment.