Tarje Braaten, CEO of the Norwegian Dynea AS company, has visited us again this year, accompanied by Attila Ludányi, Managing Director of Dynea’s Hungarian subsidiary. We evaluated the shared achievements and successes of the last ten years in two bioremediation…
The ELTE Department of Microbiology celebrated the 70th anniversary of its foundation on the 10th of November. Congratulations and best wishes for the years to come! We are grateful for the opportunity to be part of this informative and cheerful…
Fermentia Ltd. will participate as an exhibitor at the Planet Budapest 2023 Sustainability Expo, which will take place between 27 September and 1 October.The event will be held at the Hungexpo Budapest Congress and Exhibition Centre, and the professionals from…
Members of Fermentia’s Bioaugmentation Group will repsresent the company at the Central and Eastern Europe Symposium on Microbial Ecology (CEESME). The oral and poster presentations will be about the field application of Ferm&Go 1V, the bioaugmentation inoculant that can be…
The Kék bolygó’s (Blue Planet) staff reported on our R&D project aiming the in-situ microbial degradation of PAH molecules. The first microbiological vaccines will go on sale this year.
Fermentia participates in the third wave of the EU project: Cloudifacturing. The goal is to digitalize the manufacturing sector by cloudification of the services. Data gathering, data analysis, computations and production optimization in the cloud is the
Our article entitled Preparation and characterization of site‑specific dechlorinating microbial inocula capable of complete dechlorination enriched in anaerobic microcosms amended with clay mineral has been published
We can proudly announce that our article entitled „How to Turn Yeast Cells into a Sustainable and Switchable Biocatalyst? On-Demand Catalysis of Ketone Bioreduction or Acyloin Condensation is already online available here.
We have started a challenging project this year: our goal is to develop a probiotic that has a measurable and significant anti-inflammatory effect, supporting the regeneration of severely damaged, inflamed bowel segments.
