Centre for Bioeconomy at Fanshawe College (CBE@FAN)
范莎学院生物经济中心 (CBE@FAN)
基本信息
- 批准号:529379-2018
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 14.56万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:加拿大
- 项目类别:College and Community Innovation Program
- 财政年份:2018
- 资助国家:加拿大
- 起止时间:2018-01-01 至 2019-12-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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- 关键词:
项目摘要
To enhance its service to the agri-food production sector, a priority area for applied research under its new**Strategic Mandate Agreement (SMA) 2017-2020, Fanshawe College proposes to establish the Centre for**Bioeconomy at Fanshawe College (CBE@Fan), a collaborative, industry-led research hub within our newly**opened Centre for Advanced Research and Innovation in Biotechnology (CARIB). Federal and provincial**policy looks to grow the agri-food production sector (and agriculture more generally) through increased**innovation, recognizing its importance to the economy at all levels. However, agri-food producers face sectoral**barriers to innovation that hamper growth, including inefficient knowledge diffusion and delayed technology**adoption, insufficient support for product development and commercialization, and shortages of skilled labour.**Currently, Fanshawe engages with about forty companies in this sector a year, but requires CBE@Fan's**increased capacity to address these larger sectoral issues. Consultation with local and regional stakeholders**identified bioeconomy projects-including the creation of new bioproducts, the enhancement of existing food**and beverage products, and the valorization of agri-food waste-in three theme areas that could be served by**CBE@Fan: 1) plant and soil health; 2) food innovation; and 3) Agri-Food Waste to Bioproducts Value Chains.**The facilities, equipment, expertise, and personnel available to partners would make investments in innovation**worthwhile, expedite product development and commercialization, and improve knowledge diffusion and**technology adoption through its emphasis on collaborative and networked approaches to research and**innovation. Further, by involving students in company-led applied research projects, CBE@Fan will develop**highly qualified personnel (HQP) for the local workforce able to translate innovation activities from the lab to**the workplace. Ultimately, we anticipate CBE@Fan will have an immediate and significant impact on the**commercialization of new products, the establishment of new revenue streams, and the creation of new jobs.
为了加强对农业食品生产部门的服务,这是其新的2017-2020年战略任务协议(SMA)下应用研究的优先领域,范莎学院建议在范莎学院(CBE@Fan)建立**生物经济中心,这是我们新开设的**生物技术高级研究和创新中心(CARIB)内的一个协作性的行业主导的研究中心。联邦和省**政策着眼于通过增加**创新来发展农业食品生产部门(以及更广泛的农业),认识到它对各级经济的重要性。然而,农业食品生产者在创新方面面临阻碍增长的部门障碍,包括知识传播效率低下和技术采用延迟、对产品开发和商业化的支持不足以及熟练劳动力短缺。**目前,范莎每年与该领域约40家公司合作,但需要CBE@Fan **提高能力来解决这些更大的行业问题。与当地和区域利益相关者协商**确定了生物经济项目,包括创造新的生物产品,改进现有的食品和饮料产品,以及在**CBE@Fan可以服务的三个主题领域实现农业食品浪费的增值:1)植物和土壤健康;2)食品创新;3)农业食品废弃物转化为生物产品价值链。合作伙伴可获得的设施、设备、专业知识和人员将使创新投资**有价值,加快产品开发和商业化,并通过强调协作和网络化的研究和创新方法,改善知识传播和技术采用。此外,通过让学生参与公司主导的应用研究项目,CBE@Fan将为当地劳动力培养**高素质人才(HQP),能够将创新活动从实验室转化为工作场所。最终,我们预计CBE@Fan将对新产品的商业化,建立新的收入来源和创造新的就业机会产生直接而重大的影响。
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