- 6. September 2022
10:00 - 13:00
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 a facilitator to achieve a circular economy and a bioeconomy. With CLIB’s involvement, the EU-funded project FuturEnzyme is trying to achieve big goals with the identification, optimisation, production and application of innovative enzymes to support the transformation of various industrial sectors and their consumer products. Within the project HiPerIn 2.0, CLIB is looking at cross-cutting issues that could support different industry sectors in a structural change away from fossil-based towards biotechnological processes. With this Event, CLIB wants to emphasise and promote the need for collaboration between researchers, entrepreneurs and manufacturers for a greener and more sustainable future. Furthermore, policy makers, funding bodies, investors and consumers are happily invited to join this event.
The FuturEnzyme project partners CSIC, Barcelona Supercomputing Center and the University of Hamburg will present their activities in the project and beyond.
Programm
10:00 Uhr Welcome & Introduction to HiPerIn 2.0 and FuturEnzyme
Markus Müller, CLIB
Patricia Molina, CSIC
10:10 Uhr Enzymes wanted, reason: the bioeconomy, the climate change and the consumer demands
Prof. Manuel Ferrer, CSIC
11:00 Uhr Short Break
11:20 Uhr In silico toolkit for enzyme bioprospecting and engineering: a current view
Sergi Rodà Llordés, Barcelona Supercomputing Center
12:10 Uhr Mining the microbial diversity for esterases, lipases and plastic degrading enzymes
Dr. Jennifer Chow, University of Hamburg
13:00 Uhr Final discussion
Anmeldung
Die kostenlose Anmeldung zu dem Online-Event ist bis zum 04. September hier zu finden.