Evaluation of Clostridium co-culture fermentation with sustainable feedstock

People Involved

Prof Martin Tangney M.Tangney@napier.ac.uk
Professor

Dr Annie Cheung A.Cheung3@napier.ac.uk
Associate

Status	Project Complete
Funder(s)	University of Stratchlyde (Industrial Biotechnology Innovation Centre)
Value	£15,724.00
Project Dates	Jun 7, 2021 - Oct 29, 2021

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Biofuels Development Programme

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IBioIC CORE- Fermentation of waste derived sugars to produce butanol, ethanol, succinic acid and protein Mar 27, 2017 - Apr 26, 2018
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