In a new initiative that is being funded by the European Union’s Horizon 2020 Programme, a group of scientists, engineers and IT specialists have teamed up to provide knowledge transfer to farmers and other decision makers in the food and feed chains.
Recently, two members of AXEB Biotech got their Ph.D. degree in ETSEA, University of Lleida. ETSEA is one of the most important Agri-food and forestry campus in Spain.
AXEB Biotech takes part in an European consortium together with several Universities and companies, including Harper Adams University (United Kingdom), Wageningen University (Netherlands) and Barilla GeR Fratelli SpA (Italy), among others.
AXEB Biotech was visited by representatives of the Repsol Foundation, which promotes innovation and business development in the field of energy efficiency and supports the creation of new businesses.