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[[Bestand:MBBS logo.jpg|miniatuur|253x253px]]The Marine | [[Bestand:MBBS logo.jpg|miniatuur|253x253px]]'''The Marine Biobased Chemistry research group aims to apply marine biomass and the substances you can extract from it sustainably in the transition to a biocircular economy.''' | ||
Established in 2017, the lectureship has the Joint Research Center Zeeland (JRCZ) in Middelburg as its home base. | |||
The research group is firmly anchored in the Southwest Delta and Zeeland in particular. "With our research we want to contribute to sustainability, knowledge development and innovation capacity in the region. We focus on the transition of the food chain and biobased applications," said associate lector Tanja Moerdijk. | |||
'''Food Chemistry: taste, flavor and proteins''' | |||
Marine Biobased Chemistry innovates around low-trophic biomass, such as (micro)algae and seaweed, valuable food production and biobased applications. "Seaweed is a sustainable source of protein, but is still relatively little applied. We are good at researching taste, which is very specific, smell and texture of this biomass. That knowledge is important if you want to process the products and make them part of the food chain. In fact, consumers are not yet convinced of the value of marine biomass. Our research plays a big role in this." | |||
'''Biobased applications''' | |||
If seaweed becomes more established, Europe will become less dependent on imports of protein-rich crops such as soy. Marine Biobased Chemistry is helping to shape the protein transition in the Southwest Delta, putting the region in the national and international spotlight. A third focus of the professorship is the use of marine biomass as feedstock for biobased applications. | |||
The lectureship works closely with industry and other knowledge institutions. Within the HZ, there is a strong link with the Chemistry program and the AD program Food, Business and Innovation. "As a lectureship, we feed the course with relevant case studies, but we also try to teach students entrepreneurial skills, for example." | |||
The research group is part of [https://www.mnext.nl/ MNEXT], a collaboration between HZ University of Applied Sciences and Avans. | |||
== Would you like to work on these topics in a minor? == | == Would you like to work on these topics in a minor? == | ||
You will | You will | ||
* Contribute to | * Contribute to a sustainable and healthy food system | ||
* Contribute to develop sustainable products | |||
* Develop skills like change making and research capacity in a practically-orientated research project | * Develop skills like change making and research capacity in a practically-orientated research project | ||
Are you interested in working on and learning in these projects? You can do so by participating in the minor Becoming Fit for the Future (30 ECTS, September - January or February - June). Download the {{Cite|resource=Bestand:Brochure minor Becoming Fit for the Future.pdf|name=brochure|dialog=process-file-dialog}} (PDF). | Are you interested in working on and learning in these projects? You can do so by participating in the minor Becoming Fit for the Future (30 ECTS, September - January or February - June). Download the {{Cite|resource=Bestand:Brochure minor Becoming Fit for the Future.pdf|name=brochure|dialog=process-file-dialog}} (PDF). | ||
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== Participants allowed == | == Participants allowed == | ||
Participants with a background in or strong affinity with the following subjects can join this minor: | Participants with a background in or strong affinity with the following subjects can join this minor: | ||
* Chemistry | * Chemistry | ||
* Life Sciences | |||
* Water Management | * Water Management | ||
* Business development | |||
== Contact and sign up == | == Contact and sign up == | ||
* Download the {{Cite|resource=Bestand:Brochure minor Becoming Fit for the Future.pdf|name=brochure|dialog=process-file-dialog}} (PDF). | * Download the {{Cite|resource=Bestand:Brochure minor Becoming Fit for the Future.pdf|name=brochure|dialog=process-file-dialog}} (PDF). | ||
* For more information about {{ | * For more information about {{Cite|resource=Resource Hyperlink 00335|name=Marine Biobased Chemistry|dialog=process-linkwebsite-dialog}} get in touch with Tanja Moerdijk-Poortvliet (associate lector, [mailto:tanja.moerdijk@hz.nl tanja.moerdijk@hz.nl]). | ||
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Huidige versie van 17 okt 2024 om 13:35
The Marine Biobased Chemistry research group aims to apply marine biomass and the substances you can extract from it sustainably in the transition to a biocircular economy.
Established in 2017, the lectureship has the Joint Research Center Zeeland (JRCZ) in Middelburg as its home base.
The research group is firmly anchored in the Southwest Delta and Zeeland in particular. "With our research we want to contribute to sustainability, knowledge development and innovation capacity in the region. We focus on the transition of the food chain and biobased applications," said associate lector Tanja Moerdijk.
Food Chemistry: taste, flavor and proteins
Marine Biobased Chemistry innovates around low-trophic biomass, such as (micro)algae and seaweed, valuable food production and biobased applications. "Seaweed is a sustainable source of protein, but is still relatively little applied. We are good at researching taste, which is very specific, smell and texture of this biomass. That knowledge is important if you want to process the products and make them part of the food chain. In fact, consumers are not yet convinced of the value of marine biomass. Our research plays a big role in this."
Biobased applications
If seaweed becomes more established, Europe will become less dependent on imports of protein-rich crops such as soy. Marine Biobased Chemistry is helping to shape the protein transition in the Southwest Delta, putting the region in the national and international spotlight. A third focus of the professorship is the use of marine biomass as feedstock for biobased applications.
The lectureship works closely with industry and other knowledge institutions. Within the HZ, there is a strong link with the Chemistry program and the AD program Food, Business and Innovation. "As a lectureship, we feed the course with relevant case studies, but we also try to teach students entrepreneurial skills, for example."
The research group is part of MNEXT, a collaboration between HZ University of Applied Sciences and Avans.
Would you like to work on these topics in a minor?
You will
- Contribute to a sustainable and healthy food system
- Contribute to develop sustainable products
- Develop skills like change making and research capacity in a practically-orientated research project
Are you interested in working on and learning in these projects? You can do so by participating in the minor Becoming Fit for the Future (30 ECTS, September - January or February - June). Download the brochure (PDF).
Participants allowed
Participants with a background in or strong affinity with the following subjects can join this minor:
- Chemistry
- Life Sciences
- Water Management
- Business development
Contact and sign up
- Download the brochure (PDF).
- For more information about Marine Biobased Chemistry get in touch with Tanja Moerdijk-Poortvliet (associate lector, tanja.moerdijk@hz.nl).