EXCornsEED
The EXCornsEED project aims to exploit the convergence among chemistry, biology, engineering, and biotechnology tools for the creation of new knowledge and innovative applications, with the main goal to develop and validate an integrated process of innovative and highly sustainable extraction/purification/concentration technologies to be applied to bio-refineries side streams (i.e. corn oil/thin stillage from bio-ethanol and rapeseed meal from biodiesel production) for the recovery of proteins and several other bio-active compounds (i.e. peptides, polyphenols, amino acids, fibres, lipid compounds, alkaloids and tannins, etc.) and characterization/preparation of these as ingredients for food, specialty chemicals, and cosmetics markets.
In the framework of this project, Innovation Engineering is leading the work package dedicated to the dissemination and communication activities and it has been involved in the design of the project visual identity, branding and IT supports, from the project website to the internal document management system, from the project management platform to the business intelligence platform supporting several consortium activities.
Up to now, Innovation Engineering has realized:
- Logo design;
- Project Website, which is regularly updated;
- Dissemination Materials constantly updated (Brochures, Poster, Roll-up, Newsletter)
- EXCorsEED project Video
In doing so, it has been also involved in the stakeholders analysis and it participated to the market analysis and the project exploitation activities. In fact, Innovation Engineering completed and delivered also the Stakeholders and market analysis, thanks its own highly innovative information platform offering a one-stop-shop to access, organize, analyse and share relevant information needed for research and technological innovation processes (https://www.wheesbee.eu/wheesbee-web/).
The EXCornsEED project, started on June 1st, 2018, has received funding from the Bio Based Industries Joint Undertaking under the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement n°792054.
