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Results found in the TransBIB database: 69
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27.04.2026The “ProteinHub Deutschland Pro-to-X” project initiative offers partnerships for joint material innovations
Join the ProteinHub Pro-to-X and help unlock new, sustainable sources of raw materials for industry through the use of engineered proteins. Join us in establishing a centre of excellence for protein-based functional materials – data-driven, interconnected and forward-looking.
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23.04.2026Podcast: How the bioeconomy and plastics innovation come together (in German)
How does one make the leap from research to industrial application? In the SKZ podcast, we offer insights into how TransBIB connects, scales up and puts bioeconomy innovations into practice.
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09.04.2026Scaling up industrial biotechnology: TransBIB outlines approaches, infrastructure and specific services
The TransBIB workshop demonstrated how biotechnological processes can be successfully scaled up – from the right infrastructure to specific support services. The focus was on our one-stop shop, the scaling-up database and new scale-up facilities at the Straubing site.
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19.03.2026Learning nuggets: Certification made easy – certification systems for plastic products
Whether fossil-based or bio-based, plastics are an integral part of our everyday lives. However, it is reliable proof of sustainability that makes the difference visible. This learning unit provides a concise overview of the certificates that are relevant for sustainable plastics, how they differ from one another, and the special role that standards play in the certification process.
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04.03.2026Is the green paint really gone? – TransBIB in the PROCESS podcast
At the microphone: Prof. Thomas Bayer from Provadis University (TransBIB project partner) – right in the middle of a discussion that speaks plainly. Just listen in!
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23.02.2026Sustainable building in practice: what Rosa and Paula are doing
The Paul & Rosa project by Riedel Bau AG in Schweinfurt is much more than just a residential building. With its innovative approach, it questions how we can live and build in the future – in a way that conserves resources, protects the climate and is socially acceptable at the same time.