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Welcome back to Enxylascope Newsletter! | Words from the Consortium After two years of intensive work, the EnXylaScope consortium is proud of the results reached until now and has the highest expectations for the two years ahead. We are thrilled to have you with us as we continue unleashing the true potential of Enzymes! |
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EnXylaScope reaches its half-way with exciting outcomes | EnXylaScope turns two years old. The project has delivered exceptional results with significant immediate or potential impact. The results of the first review by the European Commission highlight this according to the deliverables and reports presented. The project has sufficiently progressed and presents significant results that will have a high impact potential moving into the next reporting period. The ground work already performed is very promising for achieving the expected impact and outcomes in a holistic manner over the next reporting periods. |
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MetGen has started the production optimization towards scale-up work of EnXylaScope enzymes | MetGen is excited to announce that it has started the optimization of fermentation conditions to advance the production of targeted EnXylaScope enzymes to pilot scale utilizing the ENZINE® technology platform. The best conditions will be scaled-up for all the four targeted enzymes using pilot fermenter. The scale up work will be used to validate the transferability of lab results to the commercial scale. |   | | |
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Xylan – the key to a sustainable future of consumer products and improved gut health | Research within the field of nutrition and gut health has shown a substantial number of connections between the food we consume, the composition of microbes residing in our gut and our overall health and wellbeing. With that in mind we seek to develop new nutritional strategies to ensure a healthy gut for both humans and livestock. We believe that the key to a sustainable future and improved gut health is to be found within the third most abundant biopolymer on earth: Xylan. |   | | |
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| |   | Approaching the amazing future of EnXylaScope | EnXylaScope has delivered outstanding results within the first two years of the project running with significant immediate or potential impact. Groundbreaking work has been performed and the results obtained facilitate achieving the expected impact and outcomes in a holistic manner over the next reporting periods. From now on, the activities will be focused on the best performing enzymes discovered during the project that will be produced at higher scale in the optimized production systems to… Author: Carolina Peñalva - ATIIP |
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| | Factsheet #1 - How do consumers understand sustainable consumption? | The Enxylascope “Knowledge pills” are here! In this first Factsheet, find out about the results and trends from mapping consumer awareness and acceptance of xylans for a range of products. |
| | Video - Unleashing Xylan's Potential with Enzymes for a Scope of Consumer Products | What is EnXylaScope? What is Xylan? And how are they the answer to more sustainable consumer products? Get the answers in this video where we present our project and how it will benefit you! |
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We have launched our video gallery! Find out more about what we are achieving in the Enxylascope project through a series of video interviews where we get to hear from the partners themselves about their work, goals and action plan. |   | | |
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| |   | The Importance of EnXylaScope Towards a Greener Europe | | |
| |   | The Greatest Challenges Within EnXylaScope | | |
| |   | Discovery of Xylan Debranching Enzymes
- Interview with SINTEF - | | |
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| |   | Enzymatic Conversion of WS-xylan to WIS-xylan and Its Functional Derivatives – CELIGNIS - | | |
| |   | More than Just a Project, EnXylaScope Brings the Excitement of Innovation for Sustainability - | | |
| |   | Application Testing and Formulation of Consumer Products - SEPPIC, KERRY, FERMEX - | | |
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Be part of EnXylaScope stakeholders' database | Help us reach a wide community! | EnXylaScope stakeholders will receive first hand invitations to our results' presentations, demo webinars, business case toolkits, etc. |
EnXylaScope stakeholders are: | - European, National and Local authorities, and policy-maker
- Industry companies that are of the value chain (enzyme and xylan producers; hardwood and wheat straw producers, wheat corn, rye and barley grain producers; consumer product manufacturers; and other interested industrial organisations, associations, groups, communities and experts)
- Universities, research centres, other related projects
- Consumer associations, etc.
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| | ​ | Partner organisations of the Enxylascope Project |
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