The DARE2CYCLE project is a European project funded under the Green ERA-Hub initiative in 2024. With a total budget of almost 2 M€, and the collaboration of 7 partners (5 research institutions and 2 industries) across 6 EU countries, it aims to develop and demonstrate innovative solutions to recover and valorize dairy waste and residues into alternative microbial protein for both nutritional and technical applications. Project Consortium: - University of Naples Federico II, Italy - Silvio Matassa (Coordinator) - University of Galway, Ireland - Piet Lens - Fraunhofer Institute, Germany - Victor Takazi Katayama - King’s College London, United Kingdom - Miao Guo - Norwegian University of Life Sciences, Norway - Volha Shapaval - EniferBIO, Finland - Joosu Kuivanen - TINE AS, Norway - Katinka Perrott Arntsen
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Today, we welcomed Dr Vincenzo Pelagalli to University of Galway and to our DARE2CYCLE project on environmental engineering and alternative protein production - for his new postdoc job to work on conductive materials, and antibiotics dynamics, in environmental biotechnology. #anaerobicDigestion #GreenERAHub University of Naples Federico II Fraunhofer UMSICHT #Galway
In Berlin, on 10-11 October, the #DARE2CYCLE project took part in the Joint Programming Initiative on Agriculture, Food Security and Climate Change (FACCE-JPI) & Green ERA-Hub (GEH) Joint Conference 2024: "Towards New Horizons – Sustainable Solutions in Agri-Food and Biotechnology!". This was a great opportunity to #pitch the project and and discuss the preliminary findings and future activities of our project consortium in an event bringing together over 110 international participants, including scientists, academics, researchers, and institution representatives. Take a look at the #pitchdeck to learn more about our project 👇
A couple of weeks ago, the first in-person meeting of the Green ERA-Hub (GEH)-funded DARE2CYCLE project took place in the facilities of NMBU - Norwegian University of Life Sciences. The project partners had the chance to discuss the preliminary project progress, share views on the future activities as well as visit the advanced labs of the hosting partner. A big thanks goes to the local organizers Volha Shapaval, Boris Zimmermann, Margarita Smirnova, Dana Byrtusová, as well as to the participating partners: Victor Takazi Katayama (Fraunhofer UMSICHT), Joosu Kuivanen (Enifer), Katinka Perrott Arntsen (TINE SA), Miao Guo (King's College London), Piet lens (University of Galway), Carlo Moscariello and Silvio Matassa (Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II).