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Björn Alriksson

Forsknings- och Affärsutvecklare

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+46 10 516 67 53

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bjorn.alriksson@ri.se

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Örnsköldsvik

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SYLFEED

SYLFEED is an international project that aims to scale up Arbiom's technology to convert wood residues into a protein-rich feed ingredient that consists of single cell protein to reduce Europe's protein deficit. SYLFEED …

BIOMAC

In March 2020, the European Commission adopted a new circular economy action plan aimed at preparing the European economy for a green future and strengthening its competitiveness while protecting the environment.

Biotechnology creates value from residual streams

In the biotechnology part of the Bioeconomy Arena, which brings together RISE infrastructure and capabilities in the field of bioeconomy, the entire biotechnology process is made available to businesses, entrepreneurs and academia…

Wooden fish feed can solve overfishing

The fish you ate for dinner has also eaten fish for its dinner; however, given the fact that our seas are being overfished, we need alternatives to using fish in feed. One new method is top produce fish feed from wood.

Fish meal and soy protein are replaced by sustainable ingredients in the project FISK!

Fish meal and soy protein are the most common ingredients in fish feed. These ingredients does not remain sustainable as the production of farmed fish increases. RISE Processum has together with RISE PFI in Norway developed a meth…

Sustainable protein

Due to climate and health aspects there is an increasing interest to switch to a more sustainable production and consumption of proteins. RISE wants to contribute to this development, for example, by developing new products f…

Sustainable protein raw materials

We are facing a protein shift where new protein crops will play an important role, but also proteins from the ocean, single cell protein and lateral currents. RISE's strength is our breadth, that we have expertise from raw materia…

Pilot park for Industrial Biotechnology

One of few open facilities for industrial biotechnology in the Nordic countries.