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Can we improve food products with ingredients from, for example, seaweed and plant-based fats? An NMR spectrometer can help find answers to questions like these and many more - and at Aarhus University, you can find the largest of its kind in Northern Europe. Recently, researchers from all over the world gathered for a big NMR conference at Aarhus University to discuss the latest techniques.
Danske dyrkningsforsøg med frugt, bær og grøntsager skal fremover foregå på arealer vest for Gammel Estrup, som bl.a. huser Det Grønne Museum
Cultivated meat can be one of the sustainable alternatives of the future for our current meat consumption, and in the laboratories of Aarhus University, researchers are working hard to develop new products. On June 23, you can join an online seminar, where the latest knowledge in the field is presented. Everyone interested is welcome and it is free of charge.
Is your plant-based burger not as delicious as a traditional meat burger? In cooperation with international partners, researchers from Aarhus University want to make the green choice more attractive. Currently, they are trying to find out what a plant-based product should contain to increase its juiciness.
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