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Deliverables
Scientific publications 1 - Task 7.3
Scientific publications 2 (opens in new window)Scientific publications 2 - Task 7.3
Plan for Dissemination and Communication (final) (opens in new window)Plan for Dissemination and Communication (final) - (Task 7.2)
Final exploitation plan (opens in new window)Report on the complete exploitation roadmap for the project. Definition of the exploitation roadmap for each of the Key Exploitable Results. - Task 6.4
Final exploitation questionnaire (opens in new window)Report on the information provided by the partners through the exploitation questionnaire after the second iteration. Preparation and sending of a questionnaire to identify the main Key Exploitable Results and treatment of the gathered information. - Task 6.1
Impact on standards and regulatory aspects (opens in new window)Report on the impact on standards and related European regulations. - Task 6.3
Public Summary on feedstock processing and transformation to lipid and chitin products (mid-term) (opens in new window)Summary on the sensitive deliverables' content from WP1 to WP5, which can be published.
Report on social impact assessment (opens in new window)Evaluation of the social impact of the process and knock-on effects. - Task 1.6
Exploitation plan (opens in new window)Report on the preliminary exploitation roadmap, including identification of key exploitation results and their description. Definition of the exploitation roadmap for each of the Key Exploitable Results. - Task 6.4
Mid-term Exploitation questionnaire (opens in new window)Report on the information provided by the partners through the exploitation questionnaire in the first iteration. Preparation and sending of a questionnaire to identify the main Key Exploitable Results and treatment of the gathered information. - Task 6.1
Public Summary on feedstock processing and transformation to lipid and chitin products (final) (opens in new window)Summary on the sensitive deliverables' content from WP1 to WP5, which can be published.
Plan for Dissemination and Communication (1st draft) (opens in new window)Plan for Dissemination and Communication (1st draft) - (Task 7.2)
20 liter of solution of a mixture of hydrolising enzymes to lyse oleaginous yeast biomass is prepared. - Task 3.3Input to T3.4, where it will be consumed.
High-oil content yeast biomass ready for lipid recovery (opens in new window)300kg of high-oil content yeast biomass ready for lipid recovery obtained from 2-3 runs of the 1 m3 fermentation unit (see mass flow balance in Annex B of DoA Part B). - Task 3.2Input to T3.4, where it will be processed.
Enzymatic production of CHOS 2 (opens in new window)Chitooligosaccharides (CHOS) in kg-scale produced via application of enzymes. - Task 4.2As the production of CHOS is difficult. It is expected that up to 3 kg are producible in the time period till month 30. However, the mentioned values are direct subject to the scientific progress and its results. In T4.3 and T4.4 the obtained product will be further processed.
Chemically produced chitin (opens in new window)Chemically produced chitin for WP4 (kg-scale batches: depending on the extraction process roughly from 5kg up to 20kg) from month 12 onwards sporadic till the project finishes. - Task 2.3Input to T4.1 and T4.2, where it will be processed.
Chemically produced chitosan (opens in new window)Chemically produced chitosan for Task 4.3 and Task 4.4 (0.5-1kg scale). - Task 4.2In T4.3 and T4.4 the obtained chitosan will be further processed.
Crude yeast oil ready (opens in new window)At least 80 kg crude yeast oil ready to be delivered to WP5 obtained from the 1 m3 fermentation unit. - Task 3.4Input to T5.1 and 5.2, where it will be processed.The mentioned amount of yeast oil is the minimum necessary to supply the partners in WP5 with an sufficient amount to fulfil their application tests on a basic level. For more sophisticated testings a higher amount of yeast oil will be necessary, which GST expects to obtain in the project's course.
Hydrolysate of biomass material (opens in new window)Biomass hydrolysate after chitin extraction produced for WP3 at a scale of 0,1 kg. - Task 2.2Input to T3.1 and T 3.2, where it will be processed.
Environmentally-friendly produced chitosan (opens in new window)Environmentally-friendly produced chitosan for Task 4.3 and Task 4.4 (g-scale). - Task 4.2It is expected that 10-100 g are producible in the first reporting period. However, the mentioned values are direct subject to the scientific progress and its results. In T4.3 and T4.4 the obtained product will be further processed.
Enzymatically produced chitin and biomass hydrolysate (opens in new window)Chitin for WP4 and biomass hydrolysate for WP3 is enzymatically produced from A. niger biomass (scale: 1kg). - Task 2.4 and Task 2.5Chitin is input to T4.1 and T4.2, where it will be processed. Biomass hydrolysate is input to T3.2, where it will be processed.It should be noted that reaching an amount of 1kg chitin needs ten times more A. niger biomass to be processed than is necessary for the same amount of biomass hydrolysate.
Enzymatically produced chitin (opens in new window)Chitin for WP4 is enzymatically produced from A. niger biomass (scale: 0.05kg). - Task 2.3Input to T4.1 and T4.2, where it will be processed.
Enzymatic production of CHOS (opens in new window)Chitooligosaccharides (CHOS) in g-scale produced via application of enzymes. - Task 4.2Input to T4.3 and T4.4, where it will be processed.
Environmentally-friendly produced chitosan 2 (opens in new window)Environmentally-friendly produced chitosan for Task 4.3 and Task 4.4 (kg-scale). - Task 4.2It is expected that up to 10 kg are producible in the time period till month 30. However, the mentioned values are direct subject to the scientific progress and its results. In T4.3 and T4.4 the obtained product will be further processed.
Project explainer videos (Educational) - Task 7.4
Project explainer videos (Concept) (opens in new window)Project explainer videos (Concept) - Task 7.4
General press releases available to all partners for dissemination to 3rd Parties in several languages (opens in new window)General press releases available to all partners for dissemination to 3rd Parties in several languages other than English - Task 7.4
Video presentation for stakeholders (opens in new window)Video presentation for stakeholders - Task 7.3
Brochure about environmental credentials compared with State of the art (opens in new window)Brochure about environmental credentials compared with State of the art - Task 7.4
Creation of project website for internal/external use (opens in new window)Creation of project website for internal/external use, periodically updated every 3 months - Task 7.4
Project explainer videos (Plant demo) (opens in new window)Project explainer videos (Plant demo) - Task 7.4
General press releases available to all partners for dissemination to 3rd Parties in English (opens in new window)General press releases available to all partners for dissemination to 3rd Parties in English - Task 7.4
Presentation and Q&A event in Brussels specifically for policy makers - Task 7.3
Stakeholder workshops at partner site (opens in new window)Stakeholder workshops at partner site - Task 7.3
Summary of specifications and define targets for sacle-up of the process. - Task 1.3
Report on Feedstock inventory and product targets (opens in new window)Overview of types of feedstock, their properties and supply chain and envisaged products fo rmarket introduction. - Task 1.1
Publications
Author(s):
Theresa R�cker, Matteo Gilardi, Thomas Br�ck, Bernd Wittgens
Published in:
Systems and Control Transactions, Proceedings of the 35th European Symposium on Computer Aided Process Engineering (ESCAPE 35), Issue 4, 2025, ISSN 2818-4734
Publisher:
PSE Press
DOI:
10.69997/SCT.190345
Author(s):
Konstantina Karydi, Eleftheria Athanasiadou, Katja Heppe, Anke Wunder, Sotiris Kountouras, Themistoklis Sevastiadis
Published in:
Polymers, 2024
Publisher:
Zenodo
DOI:
10.5281/ZENODO.16754798
Author(s):
Max Schneider; Felix Melcher; Robert Fimmen; Johannes Mertens; Daniel Garbe; Michael Paper; Marion Ringel; Thomas Brück
Published in:
Biotechnology for Biofuels and Bioproducts, 2025, ISSN 2731-3654
Publisher:
BMC
DOI:
10.5281/ZENODO.18241250
Author(s):
Zora S. Rerop; Nikolaus I. Stellner; Petra Graban; Martina Haack; Norbert Mehlmer; Mahmoud Masri; Thomas B. Brück
Published in:
Fermentation, Issue Issue 9, page 189, 2023, ISSN 2311-5637
Publisher:
MDPI
DOI:
10.3390/FERMENTATION9020189
Author(s):
Marion Ringel, Michael Paper, Marieke Willing, Max Schneider, Felix Melcher, Nikolaus I. Stellner, Thomas Brück
Published in:
Microorganisms, 2025, ISSN 2076-2607
Publisher:
MDPI
DOI:
10.3390/MICROORGANISMS13091988
Intellectual Property Rights
Application/Publication number:
17
705130
Date:
2017-02-15
Applicant(s):
EVONIK OPERATIONS GMBH
Application/Publication number:
19
732377
Date:
2019-06-26
Applicant(s):
EVONIK OPERATIONS GMBH
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