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IMPRESS H2020 webinar: New high value plant-based products from IMPRESS

Professor Monika Österberg's group participated in the EU-funded Research & Innovation project IMPRESS.
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The innovation developed in this EU project, has been published on the Innovation Radar's public website. Our organisation was recognised as a 'key innovator' in development of this innovation:

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Please watch  where Aalto's group is presenting at 16:53 - 25:40.

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