💡🧴 Do you know the benefits of using enzymes in detergent formulation? Watch the video to find out more and learn about the #FuturEnzymeproject 👇
Sobre nosotros
FuturEnzyme (Technologies of the Future for Low-Cost Enzymes for Environment-Friendly Products) is a 4-year project supported by European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 101000327.
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https://www.futurenzyme.eu/
Enlace externo para FuturEnzyme
- Sector
- Investigación
- Tamaño de la empresa
- De 51 a 200 empleados
- Sede
- Madrid
- Tipo
- Organización sin ánimo de lucro
- Fundación
- 2021
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Principal
Cómo llegar
Madrid, ES
Actualizaciones
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📢 We are thrilled to share that our partner Manuel Ferrer from ICP-CSIC recently participated in the "La huella de lo que somos - VI aniversario de The Conversation España" at Fundación Telefónica in Madrid to contribute an informative article on our ongoing project, the EIG, as well as recovery funds. This event provided an excellent platform to highlight our innovative work and the significant impact of our research on enzyme technologies.
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💡 👗 Do you know the impact of #textile manufacturing on the environment? See the video to know more about the topic and the #FuturEnzyme project 👇
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#AI and #MachineLearning are revolutionizing the IT sector, with immense potential still untapped. In the webinar “Machine Minds, Bio Solutions: Redefining Bioprocess & Enzyme Engineering” by CLIB - Cluster Industrielle Biotechnologie, we explored AI applications in enzyme and bioprocess engineering, together also with our partner Barcelona Supercomputing Center. Fun fact: ChatGPT generated the webinar title and this post!
Developing biotech faster and cheaper using computational power 💻🔬 In our CLIB webinar “Machine Minds, Bio Solutions: Redefining Bioprocess & Enzyme Engineering”, we and more than 140 participants dived into the topic of developing enzymes, processes, and products faster using artificial intelligence and machine learning. Our speakers Victor Guallar from the Barcelona Supercomputing Center, Dr. Lukas Pluska from Exazyme, Matthew Thompson from Biomatter, and Maximilian Siska from the Forschungszentrum Jülich presented their work and research on the topic: They talked about using virtual data to fill in gaps of experimental data or training an AI-powered large language model like ChatGPT to speak “protein”. They showed how to reduce the need for experiments by the factor of one thousand, how to build new-to-nature proteins, even from scratch, by combining generative AI and physics, and how to find the right experiment within a multi-dimensional cloud of opportunities to accelerate the development. In a final discussion with all speakers, we discussed the standardisation of data, computational power needed, and how communication between biotechnologists, engineers, and data scientists can work. Most of the participants probably learned as much about AI as the CLIB team did, especially about all the possibilities to use these powerful tools to design biotech processes of the future. 🚀🔍 Thank you to all speakers and participants for joining us and to our projects FuturEnzyme and BiodeCCodiNNg Doctoral Network for supporting the webinar. 🙏🌱
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Last days to register!! Don’t miss the opportunity to know more about the Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) in the fields of enzyme and bioprocess engineering. 👇
📣 Don’t miss the CLIB - Cluster Industrielle Biotechnologie webinar about the use of Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) in the fields of enzyme and bioprocess engineering! What are the benefits and risks of the technology for users and the companies involved? Which applications are already established and what might be possible in the future? The webinar will address these questions also with the involment of the #FuturEnzyme project. Register and learn more about trends and advances in the field of AI in bioprocess and enzyme development. Registration deadline is 19 June 2024. https://lnkd.in/eXYHTMsM
CLIB Webinar: Machine Minds, Bio Solutions: Redefining Bioprocess & Enzyme Engineering
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It was an inspiring session at ESOF. We're thrilled to have had the opportunity to discuss the importance of enzymes in creating greener consumer products alongside our sister projects! 👏 Thank you all 😀
What a wonderful session we enjoyed today at the ESOF with our sister proyects! Our coordinator Aurelio Hidalgo along with Gro Bjerga from the OXIPRO.EU, Manuel Ferrer from FuturEnzyme, and Javier Pérez from EnXylaScope have been discussing the role of enzymes in the manufacturing of greener consumer products. We also counted on the expert industrial perspective thanks to the intervention of Manfred Kircher. Thank you all who attended and our invited speakers for participating!
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#Consumer products have a high environmental impact. How to revert this while keeping our way of life? See how nature provide a solution and know more about #FuturEnzyme project 👇
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📣 Don’t miss the CLIB - Cluster Industrielle Biotechnologie webinar about the use of Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) in the fields of enzyme and bioprocess engineering! What are the benefits and risks of the technology for users and the companies involved? Which applications are already established and what might be possible in the future? The webinar will address these questions also with the involment of the #FuturEnzyme project. Register and learn more about trends and advances in the field of AI in bioprocess and enzyme development. Registration deadline is 19 June 2024. https://lnkd.in/eXYHTMsM
CLIB Webinar: Machine Minds, Bio Solutions: Redefining Bioprocess & Enzyme Engineering
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📣 Come join us at the ESOF next week! We will be sharing the stage with our Sister Projects EnXylaScope , OXIPRO.EU and RadicalZ. The 4 projects form the Cluster Enzymes for Greener Products. 💡 Learn about the challenges and next steps for the use of #enzymes by the hands of our research team, as well as key speakers to cover industrial and regulation needs. A full overview of the enzyme environment! How can enzymes make detergents more sustainable? How far are we to seeing a greener enzyme-based product on our shelf? Our intervention will be focused on detergent case studies, don’t miss it out!!! https://www.esof.eu/
ESOF2024: EuroScience Open Forum | Katowice, Poland
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