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Last week, the iCULTURE project partners reunited in Ghent, Belgium, hosted by one of the partners, Ghent University, for the project General Assembly and a series of scientific meetings.<\/p>\n
\ud83d\udd1a With iCULTURE now entering its final year, the meeting was an important opportunity to take stock of the progress achieved so far, discuss ongoing scientific activities and challenges, and align on the priorities and next steps that will guide us towards the end of the project.<\/p>\n
It was the opportunity for Benoit Queguineur from Algaia to present the result of the work conducted on the use of co-products as culture media to grow bacteria of interest. More to come… <\/p>\n
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