(IN BRIEF) Edita Jurak, a biochemical technologist at the University of Groningen, is leading research on how bacteria-derived enzymes can be used to break down plastics sustainably and effectively. Her work, part of a wider initiative in the Faculty of … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Education, Environment, Financial, Healthcare, Industrial, Investment, Management, Netherlands, News, Science, Technology
Tagged bacterial enzymes, biochemical technology, bioremediation, Edita Jurak, environmental cleanup, enzymatic degradation, enzyme linkers, Faculty of Science and Engineering, Groningen lakes, in vivo degradation, laundry detergent enzymes, Maria Koijck, medical waste, Microplastics, mixed plastic waste, plastic pollution, plastic recycling, polymer fragments, polyvinyl chloride, PVC, sustainability, sustainable recycling, UMCG hospital, University of Groningen
EuropaWire (EW) is the first truly pan-European and leading press release distribution and newswire service for Europe and the European Union working towards consolidating Europe’s voice on the global newswire and media scene. The newswire service comes with advanced submission forms, flexible pricing and PR budgeting, granular targeting, nearly uncapped reach across countries, markets, verticals, industries, audiences, languages, etc., translation and localisation for greater local PR impact, in-depth distribution reporting, metrics and insights including measured PR reach, reads, engagements, impact, etc., no cap on words, images and multimedia to go along with your release, among others. Your press releases will be seen among the releases of Europe’s biggest and most prominent companies, brands and institutions.
HOW TO GET STARTED?