Janneke Krooneman is professor Bioconversion and Fermentation Technology at the Research Centre Biobased Economy. Her work focuses on the use of microorganisms to produce sustainable chemical building blocks or bioplastics.
With the professorship Bioconversion and Fermentation Technology, Janneke Krooneman works on practical knowledge development and research about the use of natural, biological processes to make chemistry more sustainable. In particular, she focuses on the use of bacterial and enzymatic conversions on a laboratory and pilot scale. An example of this is the production of the bioplastic building block PHA by bacteria.
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This video was made for the inauguration of Janneke Krooneman.
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Janneke Krooneman
Professor Bioconversion & Fermentation Technology
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- Research project
Degradation of bioplastics in different environments
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- Research project
Duckweed: a valuable source of plant-based protein
Duckweed is a protein-rich plant that has great potential for applications in food.
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- Research project
More Biotech Talent in the Northern Netherlands
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- Research project
PHA: Fit For Purpose
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