Four Erasmus Mundus Students of the MSc. Biological and Chemical Engineering for a Sustainable Bio-economy joined our group until June. Ariyan Amirifar, Belén Fernández de Caleya Ramiro, George William Ssendagala and José Gustavo Varona García will develop a metabolically engineered yeast strain of R. toruloides that will use lignocellulosic biomass (Brewer’s Spent Grain – BSG) .
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We develop novel processes for the production of food and feed components, bio-chemicals and materials
In BioEng lab, we are developing synthetic biology tools to engineer microorganisms to produce value-added products from organic matter
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Development of synthetic biology tools
We are developing standardized synthetic biology tools for an .
Bioengineering cell factories
The transition towards a clean economy requires novel processes .
3D printing of living materials
Bioprocesses currently used in industry are primarily based on .
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Our Team Members
View TeamPetri-Jaan Lahtvee
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Rahul Kumar
Senior Researcher
Nemailla Bonturi
Senior Researcher
Isma Belouah
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Srdjan Gavrilovic
Scientist
Alina Rekena
PhD student
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