Enterprise Fellowship
Enterprise Fellowships 2021-23 [Brochure]
The HVB Enterprise Fellowship Programme was an innovative scheme that aimed to support successful individuals to progress research towards commercialisation and to develop the necessary entrepreneurial skills. Following a competitive process in 2021, HVB awarded three fellowships.
The programme offered support in communications and entrepreneurial skills training, together with a flexible approach, enabling the Fellows to seek additional opportunities and maximise their chance of success.
This document presents the progress of the three Fellows.
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A Greener Approach to Wound Healing
Browser-based comparative analysis of industrial fermentations
Characterising toxicity at the cell membrane during spinosyn biosynthesis
Investigating the viral inhibitory effects
Development of an integrated process for the production of functional food additives
Development of high-value functional food supplements from an algal biorefinery
Development of a cell-free biosynthesis strategy for high-value natural products
Extracting value from agri-food waste using membrane technology
Purification and characterisation of sophorolipids using supercritical CO2
Immobilising enzymes on mesoporous carbonaceous materials for potential application in carbon capture
Development of a natural bio-based sunscreen product from an algal-mushroom biorefinery
Enhancing Butanediol Fermentation Yields via Hydrodynamic Cavitation Pre-Treatment of Sugar Beet Pulp
Proof of Concept
Development of a new biocatalytic process to generate high value chemicals from lignin
Enhance selectivity for high value bioproducts from CO2 and waste organics through microbial electrosynthesis
Producing hyaluronic acid in Acetobacter species
Chemoenzymatic upcycling of biocatalytic reaction waste: harnessing access to high value chiral building blocks
Microbial and enzymatic transformation of artemisinin
Production and characterisation of chitosan oligosaccharides from bioprocessing of mushroom waste
Royal Holloway, University of London Laboratory Products; creating commercial activity from knowledge transfer
SOphoroLipid PROduction (SOLIPRO)
Synthetic metabolic feedback for the efficient bioproduction of 3-hydroxypropionic acid (3-HP)
