WP1: Representing the project management and coordination activities.
WP4: Implementing systems for producing and characterising enzymes and finding best ones.
WP5: Improving the performance of the best enzymes through novel engineering techniques.
WP6: Establishing a platform for a sustainable supply of the best enzyme formulations.
WP8: Focusing on dissemination, exploitation and communication.

Dr. Jan Modregger
was appointed as Head of Research and Development, Production in 2011 after serving EUCODIS Bioscience as project head for various enzyme development projects forming a long track record in expression, engineering, and production of industrial biocatalysts since 2008. After obtaining his PhD in Physiological Chemistry from the University of Colonge in 2001, he worked as research associate at the Howard Hughes Medical Institute/Yale University and group leader in the pharmaceutical industry on several projects e.g. involving anti-inflammatory diseases before joining EUCODIS. He obtained his Master of Business Administration (MBA) from the Institute for Management, Salzburg, and University of Klagenfurt in 2013.

Dr. Anna Ressmann
a senior scientist at EUCODIS Bioscience, studied chemistry at the TU Wien and obtained her PhD in 2015 in organic synthesis. Before joining EUCODIS Bioscience in 2017 she did her postdoctoral research in the field of biocatalysis. At EUCODIS Bioscience she is responsible for organic synthesis, enzyme characterisation and enzyme fermentation.

Dr. Axel Niebisch
an experienced senior scientist in enzyme engineering and production, obtained his PhD from the Research Center Jülich, Heinrich-Heine-University of Düsseldorf in 2002. Before joining Eucodis as group leader in 2008, he has worked as research fellow at the Forschungszentrum Jülich, Germany and as staff scientist at Intercell AG in Vienna. His current work at EUC is focused mainly at the identification, engineering, and establishment of expression systems for novel industrial enzymes.