Marine biotechnology
2014
European Union (EU), 5th Research Framework Programme µAQUA: Development of universal microarrays for the evaluation of fresh-water quality based on detection of pathogens and their toxins (simultaneous test of various pathogens - less laborious and time-consuming) Project start 2011 The aim of this EU-FP7 project is to establish a microarray for the assessment of water quality based on the detection of pathogens and their toxins. MariLim performs sampling in the Baltic Sea catchment area and process the water samples in the laboratory for further studies by the project partners. Partners in this project are the Universities of Camerino, Portsmouth, Paris, Dublin, Belfast, Istanbul and Belfast. In addition, Veolia Environments, the Istituto Superiore di Sanita of Italy, the National Center of Infectious and Parasitic Deseases of Bulgaria and Scienion AG from Berlin are among the partners of MariLim. see also EU website 'MAQUA' |
2013
Ministry of Economic Affairs Schleswig-Holstein Cavipure®: Development of a ballast water management system Funded and joint project of Federal State Schleswig-Holstein - Project start 2009 |
2009
Wirtschaftsministerium des Landes Schleswig-Holstein Isolation and characterisation of new active substances from Laminaria saccharina, Halichondria panicea and associated microorganisms in co-operation with the Leibniz Institute for Marine Sciences (IFM-GEOMAR) at Kiel University, and CRM Coastal Research & Management Kiel - Project start 2002 |
European Union (EU) SHELLFISH: Exploration and development of an accelerated detoxification-system for marine mussels contaminated with PSP algae toxins CRAFT-Project, QLK1-CT-2002-72076 - Project start 2002 |
2004
European Union (EU) POLBIOSENSOR: Development of a biosensor for measuring hydrocarbons in marine environments CRAFT-Project, EVK3-CT-2001-30002 - Project start 2002 |
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