Green downstream processing
Years active: 2024This research project intends to develop an innovative approach for downstream processing of precision fermentation biomasses.
This research project intends to develop an innovative approach for downstream processing of precision fermentation biomasses.
Over 20% of plant protein is underutilized. This project addresses that challenge by developing more efficient protein recovery.
New protein extraction processes will be developed for yeast-based meat proteins to reduce costs and negative environmental impact.
Utilize bioinformatics to characterize cell populations in fish muscles, employing this data to directly convert fish fibroblasts into muscle cells.
This project will develop new tools and knowledge on optimized, scalable, and sustainable fermentation-derived protein based on low-cost, food-grade carbon sourced from waste.
Development of sustainable production technology for the manufacturing of high-quality chicken mushroom mycelium as a future meat substitute.
This project will produce an animal-free source of nutrients from upcycled waste streams for fish cells, enabling reductions in the cost of cultivated fish.
Integrating high-moisture extrusion and post-structuring technologies for improved textures from plant proteins.
With neutron scattering, this project aims to understand how plant protein melts solidify into fiber-like meat analogs during extrusion processes.
Learn about Dr. Gareth Sullivan’s work to develop a “frozen farmyard” cell line repository for cultivated meat.