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Open Access Mandate for Publications assignment_turned_in Project2016 - 2020Partners:JM, BDC, LEITAT, SOLUCIONES CATALITICAS IBERCAT SL, BLUEPRIME +7 partnersJM,BDC,LEITAT,SOLUCIONES CATALITICAS IBERCAT SL,BLUEPRIME,FUNDACION PRIVADA INSITUTO CATALAN DE INVESTIGACIO,CNRS,META Group,Singulair Solutions,VMI,University of York,EMPAFunder: European Commission Project Code: 686163Overall Budget: 7,944,720 EURFunder Contribution: 6,535,880 EURThe main idea of POROUS4APP project is based on the fabrication of functional nanoporous carbonaceous materials at pilot plant scale from natural resources (polysaccharide). The process for nanoporous carbon fabrication is already well known as one of the POROUS4APP partner has developed the STARBON® technology at TRL5 which consist of swelling, drying and pyrolysis of natural resources and in this case Starch. What POROUS4APP project will bring to the European community is the development of new metal/metal-oxide doped-nanoporous carbonaceous materials based on a known technology. This technology needs to be upscaled and modified to enable a full flexibility of the material characteristics to be applied to various industrial applications. The use of abundant renewable resources like starch has been proven to be a low cost and reliable raw material source for industrial production of carbonaceous materials having porosity in the nanometer range. In POROUS4APP it will be intended to produce not only carbonaceous nanoporous materials but carbonaceous material with enhanced functionality by using impregnation and sol/gel strategy. This will allow POROUS4APP materials to reach the challenging requirements of state of the art high added value materials at lower cost for applications in energy storage such as lithium-ion battery and also in chemical catalysis process. These applications need materials with well defined porosity to reach high efficiency level of their functional systems.
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For further information contact us at helpdesk@openaire.euOpen Access Mandate for Publications and Research data assignment_turned_in Project2017 - 2021Partners:CIMAR, INEGI, University of York, ALGAIA, IOTA PHARMACEUTICALS LTD +15 partnersCIMAR,INEGI,University of York,ALGAIA,IOTA PHARMACEUTICALS LTD,LESSONIA,CNRS,AMADEITE,WR,SINTEF AS,University of Aveiro,C WEED AQUACULTURE SARL,OLMIX,SAMS,UCG,ALGAPLUS,AquaTT (Ireland),BDC,BIOME TECHNOLOGIES,SEAWEED SOLUTIONS ASFunder: European Commission Project Code: 727892Overall Budget: 12,222,400 EURFunder Contribution: 10,883,900 EURThe GENIALG project aims to boost the Blue Biotechnology Economy (BBE) by increasing the production and sustainable exploitation of two high-yielding species of the EU seaweed biomass: the brown alga Saccharina latissima and the green algae Ulva spp. GENIALG will demonstrate the economic feasibility and environmental sustainability of cultivating and refining seaweed biomass in multiple use demanded products of marine renewable origin. The consortium integrates available knowledge in algal biotechnology and ready to use reliable eco-friendly tools and methods for selecting and producing high yielding strains in economically feasible quantities and qualities. By cracking the biomass and supplying a wide diversity of chemical compounds for existing as well as new applications and markets, GENIALG will anticipate the economic, social and environmental impacts of such developments in term of economic benefit and job opportunities liable to increase the socio-economic value of the blue biotechnology sector. In a larger frame, conservation and biosafety issues will be addressed as well as more social aspects such as acceptability and competition for space and water regarding other maritime activities. To achieve these objectives GENIALG will foster a trans-sectorial and complementary consortium of scientists and private companies. • GENIALG will involve a diversity of private companies already positioned in the seaweed sector individually for different applications (texturants, feed, agriculture, bioplastics, pharmaceuticals, personal care products…) in order to strengthen interactions for developing a bio-refinery concept and accelerate efficient and sustainable exploitation of seaweed biomass to bring new high-value products on the market.
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