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Algae and weeds: crops of the future
A microbial kitchen garden in every home? Want to start the day with a fresh shake…
SPRONG consortium on Sustainability of the chemical industry takes off
On 1 December, Hanze University Groningen, NHL Stenden, Zuyd University of Applied Sciences and the University…
Fish show how to measure flow
In almost 4 billion years of evolution, nature has developed efficient and sustainable solutions for applications…
Bioplastics production offers opportunities for pharmaceutical applications
The search for the ultimate alternative for traditional plastics has been going on for many years.…
A crop with great opportunities for Europe
The Andean lupin contains more protein than soya and more oil than sunflower. It can be…
“The circular economy requires a complete makeover”
“Uncoupling the use of raw materials from economic growth is impossible. You can’t create a circular…
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Chemical engineers build MRSU installation for ZAP Groningen
The Zernike Advanced Processing (ZAP) facility in Groningen (The Netherlands) will take a unique multi-purpose reaction…
Hanze University presents innovation workshop Circular Textiles
Hanze UAS is going to set up an innovation workplace (IWP) for Circular Textiles in the…
Janneke Krooneman new Professor of Bioconversion & Fermentation Technology
Janneke Krooneman has been appointed as Lecturer within the Biorefinery chair at Hanze University Groningen.
Two SPRONG consortia in the Northern Netherlands
On 1 December, Hanze University Groningen, NHL Stenden, Zuyd University of Applied Sciences and the University…
New flow sensors based on fish
Fish have flow sensors, which allow them to swim in flowing water: the so-called nanomasts that…
PHA as a ‘miracle pill’ for health and sports performance
PHA is well-known as a biodegradable, bio-based substitute for fossil plastics. But this biopolymer, which occurs…
