Biotechnology is nowadays a reality in many fields of chemical industry, but still the potential of biocatalyzed conversions remains largely unexploited. Chiral amines, antibiotics, fructo-oligosaccharides, proteins, pharmaceutical intermediates, and many other specialties are today produced via whole cell or enzymatic reactions thanks to the very high selectivity of these biocatalysts, and soon enzymes and microbial […]
Get expert insights into the EU-funding available via the Circular Biobased Europe JU (CBE JU). This European PPP between the bio-based industries and the European Commission aims to create a circular biobased economy in Europe. It offers funding for research and innovation projects at a range of TRLs. The 2024 call will open on 24 […]
Scaling your innovation and bringing it to the market takes more than just solving all technological hurdles. Finding the right tool to finance your journey can also be a major challenge. In our CLIB online forum “Financing Friday – How to finance your bioeconomy innovation” we will look at different funding options for biotech and […]
CLIB is organising in collaboration with the FuturEnzyme consortium an interactive online-workshop on Responsible Research & Innovation. Participants from all perspectives (academia, policymakers, industry, public, others) are welcome to register for the event via the form below. This workshop is free of charge. Summary Responsible Research & Innovation (RRI) principles are a must in all […]
The agenda and short abstracts of the presentations are now available and can be downloaded here. The development of sustainable and resource-saving processes is a major focus of R&D&I work, also supported heavily by the European Commission as part of the Green Deal and the sustainability efforts. In this context, biotechnology is already acting as […]
Enzymes have been catalysing reactions for millions of years and are able to build, degrade and modify molecules in the most diverse ways. If adjusted and optimised correctly, we are able to use enzymes to produce every molecule we want. The infinite opportunities of enzymes will be the topic of the next CLIB forum event […]
