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Besides developing BluCon technology to commercial stage, BluCon Biotech GmbH serves as a platform to acquire further technologies in the field of applied biotechnology. With its core team, the company shows outstanding expertise in microbiology of extremophilic bacteria, in strain and process development and in project management. It is very well connected both in Germany and internationally. | Besides developing BluCon technology to commercial stage, BluCon Biotech GmbH serves as a platform to acquire further technologies in the field of applied biotechnology. With its core team, the company shows outstanding expertise in microbiology of extremophilic bacteria, in strain and process development and in project management. It is very well connected both in Germany and internationally. | ||
=== | === Cetaqua Galicia === | ||
{{Infobox provider-industrial fermentation|Company=Cetaqua Galicia|Country=Spain|Contact=anton.taboada@cetaqua.com|Technology name=TCP (The Carboxylic Platform)|Webpage=https://www.cetaqua.com/|TRL=7|Aeration=No (Anaerobic technology)|Capacity=0.43 - 0.63|Agitator=Pitched blade agitator|Controlled parameters=Temperature, pH, stirring speed, feed rates and moisture.|Microorganism=Anaerobic open mixed culture (uncontrolled)|Reactor material=Stainless steel|Biosafety lavel=1|Feedstock=Seawage sludge or urban biowaste|Product=Acetic acid, propionic acid, butyric acid and valeric acid.|Image=LogoCetGal.png}} | {{Infobox provider-industrial fermentation|Company=Cetaqua Galicia|Country=Spain|Contact=anton.taboada@cetaqua.com|Technology name=TCP (The Carboxylic Platform)|Webpage=https://www.cetaqua.com/|TRL=7|Aeration=No (Anaerobic technology)|Capacity=0.43 - 0.63|Agitator=Pitched blade agitator|Controlled parameters=Temperature, pH, stirring speed, feed rates and moisture.|Microorganism=Anaerobic open mixed culture (uncontrolled)|Reactor material=Stainless steel|Biosafety lavel=1|Feedstock=Seawage sludge or urban biowaste|Product=Acetic acid, propionic acid, butyric acid and valeric acid.|Image=LogoCetGal.png}} | ||
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Nosh Biofoods produce technical-functional ingredients and nutritional protein by exploring the natural microbial biodiversity, using proprietary fermentation and mild downstream processing technologies. | Nosh Biofoods produce technical-functional ingredients and nutritional protein by exploring the natural microbial biodiversity, using proprietary fermentation and mild downstream processing technologies. | ||
=== | === NovelYeast bv === | ||
{{Infobox provider-industrial fermentation|Company=NovelYeast bv|Agitator=Shake flasks, static tubes with magnetic stirring|Feedstock=1G and 2G feedstocks|Other=Construction of cell factories with recombinant DNA technology|Reactor material=Glass|Microorganism=Saccharomyces cerevisiae, other yeast species, Trichoderma|Controlled parameters=Standard parameters|Biosafety lavel=BSL-1|Aeration=Aerobic, semi-anaerobic|Webpage=https://www.linkedin.com/in/johan-thevelein-aab60a10/|Capacity=Lab-scale|TRL=3-5|Technology category=Industrial fermentation|Technology name=Yeast fermentation to biofuels and bio-based chemicals. Protein production|Contact=johan.thevelein@novelyeast.com|Country=Belgium|Product=Biofuels and bio-based chemicals, proteins, specialty sugars, specialty chemicals}} | {{Infobox provider-industrial fermentation|Company=NovelYeast bv|Agitator=Shake flasks, static tubes with magnetic stirring|Feedstock=1G and 2G feedstocks|Other=Construction of cell factories with recombinant DNA technology|Reactor material=Glass|Microorganism=Saccharomyces cerevisiae, other yeast species, Trichoderma|Controlled parameters=Standard parameters|Biosafety lavel=BSL-1|Aeration=Aerobic, semi-anaerobic|Webpage=https://www.linkedin.com/in/johan-thevelein-aab60a10/|Capacity=Lab-scale|TRL=3-5|Technology category=Industrial fermentation|Technology name=Yeast fermentation to biofuels and bio-based chemicals. Protein production|Contact=johan.thevelein@novelyeast.com|Country=Belgium|Product=Biofuels and bio-based chemicals, proteins, specialty sugars, specialty chemicals}} | ||
NovelYeast bv was founded in 2019 by Prof. Johan Thevelein (KU Leuven and VIB) to continue his R&D activities after his retirement in 2020 as emeritus. The company focusses on the development and industrial implementation of yeast cell factories for the production of biofuels, bio-based chemicals as well as specialty sugars and ingredients with first- and second-generation feedstocks. It also develops cell factories for the production of specific proteins for food applications and enzymes for saccharification of lignocellulosic biomass. In addition, it uses yeast as a tool for biomedical and agroindustrial applications, including yeast probiotics and anti-cancer drugs selected by screening in yeast. NovelYeast has several R&D service collaborations with companies world-wide. | NovelYeast bv was founded in 2019 by Prof. Johan Thevelein (KU Leuven and VIB) to continue his R&D activities after his retirement in 2020 as emeritus. The company focusses on the development and industrial implementation of yeast cell factories for the production of biofuels, bio-based chemicals as well as specialty sugars and ingredients with first- and second-generation feedstocks. It also develops cell factories for the production of specific proteins for food applications and enzymes for saccharification of lignocellulosic biomass. In addition, it uses yeast as a tool for biomedical and agroindustrial applications, including yeast probiotics and anti-cancer drugs selected by screening in yeast. NovelYeast has several R&D service collaborations with companies world-wide. | ||