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£188,505

Jun 16 - Nov 18

Phytases beyond phosphate, how inositol improves feed conversion ratio in poultry

BBSRC award to University of East Anglia and Charles Brearley

Oct 16 - Sep 20

Designing and evolving ultra-stable enzymes for improved nutrition and reduced environmental damage

BBSRC award to University of Oxford

£573,775

Jan 23 - Dec 25

Development of the Gastrobody platform to combat Clostridium perfringens toxins

BBSRC award to University of Cambridge and Mark Howarth

£5,349,450

May 09 - Mar 15

BBSRC Centre For Sustainable Bioenergy (BSBEC): Programme 4: Lignocellulosic Conversion To Bioethanol (LACE)

BBSRC award to University of Nottingham and Gregory Tucker

Oct 23 - Oct 27

Nutritional strategies to stimulate endogenous antimicrobial peptides in poultry: A promising alternative to antibiotics with a smart solution for saf

BBSRC award to University of Edinburgh

Oct 21 - Nov 25

Prebiotic Improvement of Pig Gut Health and Welfare

BBSRC award to University of Nottingham

£459,551

Sep 15 - Jun 19

Mapping the Catalytic Landscape of a Novel Phytase

BBSRC award to University of East Anglia and Andrew Hemmings

Oct 17 - Sep 21

Engineering long-acting oral enzymes for animal nutrition through site-specific anchorage

BBSRC award to University of Oxford

Oct 16 - Mar 21

Accounting for the effects of interactions between Phosphorous, Calcium and exogenous phytase on pig dietary requirements and performance

BBSRC award to Newcastle University

Oct 19 - Mar 24

Engineering Enzymes for Animal Nutrition

BBSRC award to University of East Anglia

Oct 15 - Sep 19

Strategic use of carbohydrase enzymes in broiler diets to increase productivity by improving gut health

BBSRC award to University of Glasgow

£121,726

Oct 20 - Sep 24

Delivering high dietary fibre via improved wheat cultivars and products

BBSRC award to Rothamsted Research and Peter Shewry

£1,923,246

Feb 13 - Apr 18

Bio-derived Feedstocks for Sustainable, UK-Based Manufacture of Chemicals and Pharmaceutical Intermediates

EPSRC award to University College London and Gary Lye

Oct 22 - Sep 26

Nutritional strategies to stimulate endogenous antimicrobial peptides in poultry: A promising alternative to antibiotics with a smart solution for saf

BBSRC award to University of Edinburgh

Oct 18 - Dec 22

Interfacing Phytase Biology and Sustainable Agriculture

NERC award to University of East Anglia

£399,943

Apr 15 - Sep 18

A metabonomic approach to identify biomarkers for bovine mycotoxicosis

BBSRC award to University of Bristol and Michael Lee

£546,669

Oct 12 - Feb 16

Sub-acute ruminal acidosis: an interdisciplinary approach to understand and prevent a multifactorial disease

BBSRC award to University of Aberdeen and John Wallace

£371,297

Aug 15 - Aug 18

Optimal Ovodefensins

BBSRC award to University of Edinburgh and Ian Dunn

£2,402,105

Feb 13 - Jul 17

Catalytic Routes to Intermediates for Sustainable Processes

EPSRC award to Imperial College London and David Chadwick

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