Grant no: NOR/POLNOR/SafeFoodCtrl/0034/2019

Total cost of the project: 7 359 940,00 PLN

Founding: 7 014 850 PLN

Project duration: 01.01.2021 – 30.04.2024

Sustainability has become a main challenge of global food industry, which is undergoing transformation in order to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, mitigate climate change and protect landscapes and nature. Technological innovation is vital in helping the food supply chain adapt to the sustainability challenge, from farm level right through to the consumer.

One of such challenges is sustainable infection prevention and preservation of food, especially due to many pathogenic antibiotic-resistant bacterial strains transmitted in the food chain.  The aim of this project is to develop a new strategy based on enzybiotics (antimicrobial enzymes) which specifically target pathogenic bacteria leaving natural microflora untouched.

News

Poster Presentation at EZHAM2024

At the EZHAM2024 meeting, which took place from October 16th to 18th at the Hungarian [...]

22
Oct
Lecture for students of the University of the Third Age in Otwock

This time, Dr. Małgorzata Korzeniowska from the Laboratory of Protein Engineering at MMRI had the [...]

08
Oct
New publication

Our new publication “Staphylococcus spp. eradication from surfaces by the engineeredbacteriolytic enzymes” was published in [...]

20
Sep
Lecture for students of the University of the Third Age in Karczew

Dr. Elżbieta Jagielska from the Laboratory of Protein Engineering in MMRI PAS gave a lecture [...]

13
Jun
Lecture for students of the University of the Third Age in Otwock

21st May, 2024 Dr Marzena Nowacka from Laboratory of Protein Engineering at MMRI gave a [...]

22
May
CE Bioforum networking

On 26-27th April 2024 we have attended CE Bioforum networking conference in Warsaw, Poland (https://cebioforum.com/pl/cebioforum_2024_pl/). [...]

27
Apr
Visit of pupils from primary school no 94

On April 19, 2024, we had the pleasure of hosting students of grade 7 of [...]

19
Apr
SafeFoodCtrl consortium meeting in Krakow

Project consortium teams had a pleasure to meet in Krakow (8-10th April, 2024) to discuss [...]

11
Apr
8th AMR Conference

The 8th AMR Conference will take place from 6th to 7th March 2024 at Congress CenterBasel, Switzerland. [...]

05
Mar
News from the Polish Society of Microbiologists

On 23 February 2024, a scientific session of the Polish Society for Microbiology Field Branch [...]

26
Feb

Co-finaced by the state budget

Applied research: “Sustainable and safe food production through new strategies for bacterial control in the food chain”.

Co-financing: 1 052 227,50 PLN

Total investment: 7 359 940 PLN