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Research on the cultivation and processing of microalgae and insects (black soldier flies, mealworms, crickets and migratory locusts)

Geel, België
Joined January 2018
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Last Friday (16sept), our partners @Fontys & @MoreRadius participated in the @INSECTA2022 Conference that took place in Gießen (Germany) between the 14th and the 16th 🦗🪰 Discover more about their presentations on #insectforfood & #blacksoldierfly larvae nweurope.eu/projects/project…
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Our latest paper is out! The cultivation of Chloromonas typhlos in a pilot-scale photobioreactor. Published in @FrontBioeng frontiersin.org/articles/10.… @ThomasMoreBE @TMResearchBE @interregeurope @INTERREG_NWE @FrontiersIn #IDEA #microalgae #research #algae
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🇬🇧 Insect-based food products cannot currently be sold in the UK. Why is that? What impact does it have? And what does the future hold for the national sector? Find out in our policy brief 👇 #edibleinsects nweurope.eu/media/17688/poli…
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Good morning Zurich! Our project team is meeting at @ZHAW for our GA. Looking forward to fruitful exchanges about our progresses.
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Thanks to our partner @ZHAW for welcoming our meeting on their beautiful campus!
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We are now discussing insect processing improvement: impact of substrate on insect composition, evaluation of food products (safety, shelf life,etc..) @teagasc
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After discussing our accelerator program aiming at disseminating our consortium knowledge, we are taking stock of a year of proving services to SMEs through our vouchers program. @Fontys
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Smoothies, noedelsoep, cheesecake… Wat als we daar insecten in verwerken 🦗? Dat deden studenten Voedings- en Dieetkunde voor hun bachelorproef 🧑🏾‍🍳. Ze willen aantonen dat insecten eten niet enkel voor durvers is, maar amper opvalt in de gerechtje 🤤 hln.be/geel/van-sprinkhaanbu…
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First experiment from the Grass2Algae Operational Group conducted at @MoreRadius 😍 If you want to know more about this OG, check lv.vlaanderen.be/nl/subsidie… (in Dutch). And do not hesitate to contact us! #microalgae #algaeresearch #phycologyfriday #bioeconomy @Bioref_Cluster
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Benieuwd naar hergebruik van spoelwater van pluimveestallen door deze toe te voegen aan algen in hun kweekproces? Onderzoekers van @MoreRadius en Proefbedrijf Pluimveehouderij vertellen er meer over tijdens de online sectornamiddagen. Meer info👉nutricycle.vlaanderen/evenem…
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GREAT NEWS 🎉 @EFSA_EU published its first #NovelFood opinion on #EdibleInsects. It stated that dried yellow mealworm is a safe product! Read @IPIFF_org's press release for more info: ipiff.org/wp-content/uploads…
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Great to see all partners in our biannual meeting! 🤗 We have a lot of exciting things coming up: papers publications, our next newsletter, events, the evaluation of the applications to our vouchers call... #ValuSect #edibleinsects
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€800 000 in funding to help European insect-based food businesses! Don’t miss this opportunity, apply for our vouchers on 1/12. More info: nweurope.eu/projects/project…
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Don't miss out on the first International Conference of #Biobased #Surfactants! More information on fbbv.be/en/icbs-ghent @ugent @FbwUGent @BioBaseEuropePP @FlandersBBV @Stadgent @SynBioC @HoneybeeValley @MoreRadius
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Have you ever wondered how #insects are farmed in Europe🦗🐛🚜? Insect farming has a reduced water footprint. Water consumption might vary depending on the farmed insect species, the processing steps 🚿 and the farming facility🚰. 1/2
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Overweeg je insectenkweek op je bedrijf? Bekijk dan onze videolessen over insecten kweken! Zowel theorie als praktijk komen aan bod. Experts geven professioneel kweekadvies zodat jij binnenkort aan de slag kan. inagro.be/Artikel/guid/6400 #introsect #praktijkonderzoek #meelwormenenco
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Chef Yoon says it all: “Get ready to be surprised and let go of your prejudices—when we said bugs were actually delicious, we meant it.” via @PopSci #delicious #insects #foodie #sustainable popsci.com/story/diy/insect-…
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Blijf jij je klanten online bedienen? Laat het weten op koopinjebuurt.be. Registreer je nu! @NSZbe @UNIZOvzw @VLAM_be #koopinjebuurt #winkelhieren @vlaamseoverheid @crevits
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Only 6000 tonnes of insect food are produced annually in the EU ➡️By 2030 it could be between 2 and 5 million tonnes! Are you ready to eat insects? Read more in this @EURACTIV article #edibleinsects #insectfood #insectfeed ow.ly/Db4K30qqtOq
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The mealworm Tenebrio Molitor is one of the species studied by Valusect's consortium, learn more on #insectfeed and #mealworm in this @FAO study: fao.org/3/i3253e/i3253e07.pd…
A very good study for whom are asking why using insects as animal feed and why FARMŸNG is using mealworms Tenebrio Molitor for his project (#beetle) fao.org/3/i3253e/i3253e07.pd…
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