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In April 2024, Bram Kerssemakers took on the role of program manager for Protein Port, leading its second phase to accelerate the protein transition in South Holland and beyond. Building on the knowledge gained during the previous 2 years, Protein Port has achieved significant milestones in structuring the program and launching impactful initiatives. In this interview, Bram discusses the progress made over the past eight months and outlines his vision for the future.

Planet B.io supports companies to successfully introduce their biotech innovations by creating an innovation ecosystem. Our team is looking for a Project Manager to manage our portfolio of subsidy projects. 

Planet B.io is looking for a Senior Manager Strategic Relations to support and grow our community of start-ups, scale-ups, and corporates in the biotech and foodtech sector.

To drive innovation, growth, and education within the biotech sector, Planet B.io launched two new initiatives last year: the Shared Service Lab and the Education Lab, located at the heart of Biotech Campus Delft. We spoke with Fenneke Jolink, Project Manager, and Maartje Mikx, Education coordinator, to explore the journey and impact of these exciting projects.

Ontdek hoe Nederlandse hogescholen de cellulaire landbouwsector kunnen ondersteunen met praktijkgericht onderzoek. Verken samenwerkingsmogelijkheden in ons nieuwe rapport!

On September 19th, Planet B.io, in collaboration with hollandbio, organized Let's Talk B.io | Scale-Up Event;  an engaging afternoon where four leading Benelux pilot facilities presented their expertise, equipment, and how they can support your projects.

Om een beter inzicht te krijgen in de behoeften van bedrijven in de Cellulaire Agricultuur-sector, heeft Planet B.io, in samenwerking met Cellulaire Agricultuur Nederland, een arbeidsmarktonderzoek uitgevoerd. Dit onderzoek biedt een overzicht van de huidige CA arbeidsmarkt, de aansluiting op het huidige Nederlandse onderwijs, en geeft richting naar de toekomst.

Every year the world produces enough polystyrene - commonly known as Styrofoam - to cover the size of Manhattan. This material, which takes over 500 years to decompose, continues to accumulate with no end in sight. This alarming reality is what drives Foamlab, a groundbreaking startup on a mission to replace this pollutive substance with a sustainable, compostable alternative. By tackling one of the most common environmental challenges of our time, Foamlab is ready to revolutionize the future of materials.