R&D - Project
Protewin Ongoing
The Walloon Innovation Ecosystem Dedicated to Alternative Proteins and Protein Transition
Protewin is a collaborative network advancing innovation and European engagement across Wallonia's alternative protein ecosystem.
Wearable Ongoing
Valorization of agricultural biomasses for bio-based and sustainable lubricant additives
The CORNET WearABLE project develops bio-based alternatives to anti-wear additives used in engine lubricants.
IASIS Ongoing
Curing contaminated & saline land with Industrial crops & producing biomass for high value sectors
ASIS uses phytomanagement to restore contaminated and saline land by growing non-food crops and converting biomass into sustainable bio-based products through cascading biorefineries.
4Sir2 Ongoing
Activate protective genes against childhood obesity
4Sir2 Smoothy develops a functional drink based on grape or apple juice, enriched with natural compounds derived from viticultural by-products.
DIODON Ongoing
Smart sensors at the heart of bioprocesses
Development of autonomous mOnitoring for the monitoring Of industrial biOprocesses iN semi-solid phase.
BB2MANCO Ongoing
A bio-based alternative to mancozeb
Study of the bio-guided fractionation of two extracts derived from Walloon co-products with a view to developing a bio-based substitute fungicidal product for mancozeb.
LIKE A PRO Ongoing
Alternative proteins, for everyone and everywhere
LIKE-A-PRO facilitates access to alternative proteins—plant-based, fermentation-derived, or cell-cultured—for a healthier, more sustainable, and tastier diet.
FOODWAL Ongoing
Stimulating Food Innovation in Wallonia
Peptiboost & Proteboost develop sustainable and industrializable approaches to produce and characterize bioactive peptides and proteins, improving the quality of food products.
WAL’PROT Ongoing
Deployment of the plant-based and alternative protein sector in Wallonia.
WAL'PROT aims to valorize protein sources from crops, co-products, discarded plants, insects, and microalgae, via a cascading and multi-sectoral approach.
BIORELEACIDE Ongoing
Bio-based capsules for the controlled release of pesticides.
The main objective of the BIORELEACIDE project is the development of bio-based formulations with different controlled release rates of phytosanitary agents.
