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. General video TU/e innovation Space: https://youtu.be/i9I2gOeBfpE?feature=shared 5 years lustrum magazine (2023): https://magsite.nl/4503602/ About EIRES: The Eindhoven Institute for Renewable Energy
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of renewable energy and nuclear fusion – as a clean source of energy. LiMeS-lab Nuclear fusion can deliver practically unlimited, clean, safe and large-scale electricity production. However, constructing a
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group focuses on malignant of stem cells. Human embryonic stem cells and induced pluripotent stem cells can be maintained in culture indefinitely (self-renewal) and differentiate into virtually all cell
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group focuses on malignant of stem cells. Human embryonic stem cells and induced pluripotent stem cells can be maintained in culture indefinitely (self-renewal) and differentiate into virtually all cell
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research for the energy transition. We use a multidisciplinary approach applicable on two key areas, solar fuels for the conversion and storage of renewable energy and nuclear fusion – as a clean source of
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a key role in fundamental research for the energy transition. We use a multidisciplinary approach applicable on two key areas, solar fuels for the conversion and storage of renewable energy and
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transition. We use a multidisciplinary approach applicable on two key areas, solar fuels for the conversion and storage of renewable energy and nuclear fusion – as a clean source of energy. Additional
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. There is a pressing demand to explore alternatives to fossil-fuel-based products, and this presents significant challenges for industries, notably the automotive and energy sectors. BIOPYRANIA offers
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using renewable energy implies a transition towards the increased demand of different raw materials as well. How can the supply of sufficient materials for solar panels, batteries, etc. be met to scale
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energy sectors. BIOPYRANIA offers an innovative solution by utilising new bio-based aromatic monomers, which are obtained through fermentative processes from European second-generation woody biomass