DTU BIOENGINEERING Department of Biotechnology and Biomedicine
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CeMiSt researchers looking for answers on the function of microbial secondary metabolites in natural microbial communities, found a bacterial strain with a lot of potential.
Last week the CeMiSt ‘soil team’ visited our wonderful sampling sites in the deer park known as Dyrehaven; a natural area of boreal forest regulated by the Danish authorities
The Novo Nordisk Foundation grants USD 30 million to an international research consortium which will uncover how bacteria can be exploited to create better crops.
DTU researchers encourage the biotech industry to switch production away from pure cell cultures to genetically engineered microbial societies.
Newly appointed professor at DTU Bioengineering develops new strains of soil bacteria that can enhance the growth of plants and strengthen their resistance.