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The Foodlab project will create a European incubator for both innovative projects and the creation of food companies.
Foodlab aims to develop innovation, particularly at start‐up and SME levels. It will facilitate the transfer of innovative projects by preparing :
- The company personnel to understand the challenges of innovation
- Teachers / researchers to better understand all the industrial constraints
- Students to understand and rationalize the difficulties of getting new products onto the market and develop their entrepreneurial spirit.
The Foodlab project will create a European incubator for both innovative projects and the creation of food companies.
Foodlab aims to develop innovation, particularly at start‐up and SME levels. It will facilitate the transfer of innovative projects by preparing :
- The company personnel to understand the challenges of innovation
- Teachers / researchers to better understand all the industrial constraints
- Students to understand and rationalize the difficulties of getting new products onto the market and develop their entrepreneurial spirit.
UC Santa Cruz is a world-class research university with an extraordinary commitment to society and the success of our students. Our research propels human knowledge, understanding, and creativity forward through a shared spirit of innovation and discovery. Our students join in this experience through our outstanding academic programs, broad student research opportunities, and varied extracurricular activities. An uncommon dedication to diversity, social responsibility, and environmental stewardship pervades all that we do.
Santa Cruz, United States
The University of Groningen is a research university with a global outlook, deeply rooted in Groningen, City of Talent. Quality has had top priority for four hundred years, and with success: the University is currently in or around the top 100 on several influential ranking lists.
Cornell is a privately endowed research university and a partner of the State University of New York. As the federal land-grant institution in New York State, we have a responsibility—unique within the Ivy League—to make contributions in all fields of knowledge in a manner that prioritizes public engagement to help improve the quality of life in our state, the nation, the world.
Scotland’s Rural College (SRUC) – has 1,500 staff providing education, training, research, advice and consultancy services to the land-based industries. SRUC has a particular focus on interdisciplinary research delivered to a wide range of funders and stakeholders across the UK, Europe and over 55 countries worldwide. It has a strong track record in research that helps better understand and meet the needs of a wide range of future farming systems.
Craibstone Estate, Aberdeen, United Kingdom
The University of Reading has an international reputation for research in agriculture, ecosystem services, climate, earth observation, nutrition and behavioural economics. It has recently set up the Institute for Environmental Analytics to help industry develop the technologies and skills required to translate cutting-edge environmental research into commercially-relevant solutions. With more than 250 researchers working on data science, Reading will host the Data Platform and Data Ecosystem for the new agrimetrics centre.
The University of Amsterdam (UvA) is a leading international research institution that values, promotes and rewards excellent research. The UvA enables researchers to perform groundbreaking research and combines a broad research palette with quality by investing selectively in research priority areas.
Education and research are the foundations for our future. The promotion of education, science and research by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research represents an important contribution to securing our country's prosperity.
It is the main technical university in Norway with over 80% of all master and PhD-degrees awarded in science and technology. Over the last 30 years NTNU and the research institute SINTEF have jointly developed a 8,000 square metre 40 million Euro research facility, where 750 people work at mitigating emissions like CO2, NOx, SOx and other greenhouse gases. This includes removing them from oil and gas production processes and from use in industry, buildings and transport. A secondary thrust has been to cross-link this research with the development of clean new renewable energy technologies.
