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Collaborative project: Development of synthetic microbial consortia using algae, fungi and bacteria for the production of microbial proteins - Subproject B (Project)
The Synbiofarm project aims to develop a sustainable fishmeal replacement for aquaculture based on bacteria-microalgae-fungi microbial consortia benefiting from a higher metabolic diversity to produce cost-efficient next-generation Microbial Protein (MPs). Three ambitious research objectives will ensure the development of MPs. The first objective involves upcycling food-grade side streams for...
Funding period: 2025 - 2028
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Collaborative project: Development of synthetic microbial consortia using algae, fungi and bacteria for the production of microbial proteins - Subproject A (Project)
The Synbiofarm project aims to develop a sustainable fishmeal replacement for aquaculture based on bacteria-microalgae-fungi microbial consortia benefiting from a higher metabolic diversity to produce cost-efficient next-generation Microbial Protein (MPs). Three ambitious research objectives will ensure the development of MPs. The first objective involves upcycling food-grade side streams for...
Funding period: 2025 - 2028
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Collaborative project: Immersion vaccination of fish using low-frequency sonophoresis - Subproject C (Project)
An important measure in fish health management in aquaculture is the vaccination of fish to prevent infectious diseases. Vaccines are usually administered via immersion, especially in young fish. To improve the uptake of the vaccine and thus the effectiveness of immersion vaccination, sonophoresis-mediated immersion vaccination is to be established. The aim is to increase efficacy and efficiency...
Funding period: 2025 - 2028
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Collaborative project: Immersion vaccination of fish using low-frequency sonophoresis - Subproject B (Project)
An important measure in fish health management in aquaculture is the vaccination of fish to prevent infectious diseases. Vaccines are usually administered via immersion, especially in young fish. To improve the uptake of the vaccine and thus the effectiveness of immersion vaccination, sonophoresis-mediated immersion vaccination is to be established. The aim is to increase efficacy and efficiency...
Funding period: 2025 - 2028
Relevancy: 100%
Collaborative project: Immersion vaccination of fish using low-frequency sonophoresis - Subproject A (Project)
An important measure in fish health management in aquaculture is the vaccination of fish to prevent infectious diseases. Vaccines are usually administered via immersion, especially in young fish. To improve the uptake of the vaccine and thus the effectiveness of immersion vaccination, sonophoresis-mediated immersion vaccination is to be established. The aim is to increase efficacy and efficiency...
Funding period: 2025 - 2028
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Collaborative project: Minimization approaches to avoid cyanotoxins and accompanying off-taste in edible fish by influencing the microorganisms - Subproject D (Project)
The German inland fishing industry is an important sector for the sustainable and regional production of edible fish within the framework of traditional and modern aquaculture. The increasingly intense cyanobacteria problem ('blue-green algae bloom') endangers food quality and possibly even food safety when edible fish from extensive ponds or intensive aquacultures, including recirculating...
Funding period: 2025 - 2028
Relevancy: 100%
Collaborative project: Minimization approaches to avoid cyanotoxins and accompanying off-taste in edible fish by influencing the microorganisms - Subproject E (Project)
The German inland fishing industry is an important sector for the sustainable and regional production of edible fish within the framework of traditional and modern aquaculture. The increasingly intense cyanobacteria problem ('blue-green algae bloom') endangers food quality and possibly even food safety when edible fish from extensive ponds or intensive aquacultures, including recirculating...
Funding period: 2025 - 2028
Relevancy: 100%
Collaborative project: Minimization approaches to avoid cyanotoxins and accompanying off-taste in edible fish by influencing the microorganisms - Subproject F (Project)
The German inland fishing industry is an important sector for the sustainable and regional production of edible fish within the framework of traditional and modern aquaculture. The increasingly intense cyanobacteria problem ('blue-green algae bloom') endangers food quality and possibly even food safety when edible fish from extensive ponds or intensive aquacultures, including recirculating...
Funding period: 2025 - 2028
Relevancy: 100%
Collaborative project: Minimization approaches to avoid cyanotoxins and accompanying off-taste in edible fish by influencing the microorganisms - Subproject A (Project)
The German inland fishing industry is an important sector for the sustainable and regional production of edible fish within the framework of traditional and modern aquaculture. The increasingly intense cyanobacteria problem ('blue-green algae bloom') endangers food quality and possibly even food safety when edible fish from extensive ponds or intensive aquacultures, including recirculating...
Funding period: 2025 - 2028
Relevancy: 100%
Collaborative project: Minimization approaches to avoid cyanotoxins and accompanying off-taste in edible fish by influencing the microorganisms - Subproject B (Project)
The German inland fishing industry is an important sector for the sustainable and regional production of edible fish within the framework of traditional and modern aquaculture. The increasingly intense cyanobacteria problem ('blue-green algae bloom') endangers food quality and possibly even food safety when edible fish from extensive ponds or intensive aquacultures, including recirculating...
Funding period: 2025 - 2028
