IFMB research into novel sugar alternatives receives €1.35 million in funding
Collaborative research project “Sweethoven Biotech” secures €1.35 million in the framework of the BMFTR funded VIP+ validation support
Pioneering prebiotic sugar alternatives from Bonn showcased at a leading food-tech event
Dr. Marcel Hövels and Dr. André Neff presented a sweet fiber developed at IFMB at the Ideenfutter Expo in Neuss.
Christiane Dahl presented the findings of her research group at the ISPP meeting in Qingdao.
Christiane Dahl presented the findings of her research group at the ISPP meeting in Qingdao.
Teaching prize of the Biology department
Dr. Marcel Hövels from the IFMB receives the teaching award of the Biology Department of the University of Bonn for his outstanding commitment in the module BIO-09 “Microbiology”. His excellent supervision, comprehensible explanations and supportive manner were recognized. The IFMB congratulates him warmly.
Tra6 supports H2O2-sensors in Chlamy
A collaborative project between AG Caspari and José Ugalde's group (INRES), which focuses on the development of H2O2 biosensors in the green alga Chlamydomonas, is now being funded by Tra6 ‘Sustainable Futures’ with €10,000. The funds will be used to generate two WHF positions.
Sweethoven Biotech in ZDF documentary
The IFMB start-up project Sweethoven Biotech is part of the ZDF documentary “Zuckeralternativen - Genuss mit Beigeschmack”, which highlights the opportunities and challenges of modern sweeteners. The documentary will be broadcast on May 25 at 3:45 pm on ZDF, the screening at the IFMB will take place on Friday, May 23 at 9:15 am - all interested parties are cordially invited.
Sweethoven Biotech at Biotechnology Days
The start-up Sweethoven Biotech successfully represented the Institute of Microbiology and Biotechnology at the German Biotechnology Days, won two prestigious prizes and aroused great interest with its innovative, sweet-tasting dietary fiber solution.