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Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) potential is far from exhausted. AI&ML are seen by many as the next big revolution in the IT sector. In this webinar organized by our partner CLIB, we have learnt how in the fields of enzyme and bioprocess engineering, many methods applying AI are already being developed and successfully implemented. Our partner BSC showed us their part in this revolution, together with 3 more experts in the field. Actually ChatGPT was used to generate the title of the webinar as an example and introduction.
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Our project clustered from the beginning with the other 3 projects in the same EU call. We have so much in common, and we are so much stronger together! A proof of this beneficious union is our participation in ESOF2024, under the title âBiochemistry for a greener world: how enzymes can transform the chemical industry and help create sustainable consumer productsâ. Accompanied by Dr. Manfred Kircher to add his expertise in bio-economy to our vision, we had a really nice intervention. We also stablished some interesting conversations with people in the audience, such as stakeholders, policy-makers, or academic. Besides, it was a really good opportunity to see each other face-to-face; some of us have known each other from long ago, others have met here for the first time. We want to thank Scienseed (RadicalZ) for their initiative to attend to this forum and the great organization. We plan to keep on working to sum up efforts, keep posted!
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On 28th May 2024, the University of DĂŒsseldorf (Heinrich-Heine-Universitaet, Forschungszentrum JĂŒlich, Germany) organized a symposium in honor of Prof. Dr. Karl-Erich Jaeger. He is one of the essential members of FuturEnzymeâs consortium, with more than 40 years of experience in the world of microbial and enzymatic technologies. His retirement is a well deserved step, but we will miss him!
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Responsible Research & Innovation (RRI) principles are a must in all current and future investigations. To be sure that we squeeze at the maximum our results, we have to be sure that we are working in the right direction and in line with the best practices. Key is to never lose sight of the real demanded needs for society and environment. With these priorities in mind, we set up a interactive online workshop in which to deepen in RRI and apply its principles to practical examples. Experts in the matter were involved and leading different groups, which worked together to share personal views and examples. Different aspects were covered in the frame of RRI principles. We want to thank the experts, Babette Regierer, Petar Vrgovic, Silvia Gallego and Luisa Crisigiovanni, and all the participants; we enjoyed a nice discussion, different views and experiences, and a really enriching time!
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