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June 17–18
UIT - The Arctic University of Norway, TROMSØ

BIOPROSP_25

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Monday 16th of June
kl. 19:00–21:00
Welcome Party /Get-Together at Ølhallen. March 16th from 7 pm.
Tuesday 17th of June
kl. 09:00–09:10
Welcome to the 12th biennial BIOPROSP_25 conference
Session 1 - Marine Biotech for Health: From Discovery to Application
Session keynotes: Marine Biotech for Health
Novel synthetic cationic antimicrobial peptides and their potential as antibiofilm agents
Protein kinases as screening targets for identification of new marine bioactive compounds
kl. 12:10–13:10
Lunch
kl. 13:10–14:10
Postersession
Poster presentations
EU-OPENSCREEN: A multinational initiative to support collaborative projects in chemical biology
kl. 14:30–15:00
Coffee break & Poster session
Session 2 - Biotech Toolbox: Cutting-Edge Tools for Research and Processing
In-process epimerisation of alginates from Saccharina latissima, Alaria esculenta and Laminaria hyperborea
Bioprospecting methodologies within EUREMAP: European Research Infrastructure for Marine Bioprospecting
kl. 16:05
End of conference day 1
kl. 16:45–19:00
Afternoon activities
kl. 19:30–21:00
Conference Dinner
Wednesday 18th June
Session 2 Continues - Biotech Toolbox: Cutting-Edge Tools for Research and Processing
2024 was the Year AI Won Two Nobel Prizes—What’s Next for Human Scientists?
RNA Restriction Enzymes - New Tools With Multiple Applications
Open life-science data
kl. 10:20–10:45
Coffee break
Autonomous Marine Biodiversity Mapping and Bioprospecting
Digital sequence information (DSI) - ethical challenges to marine bioprospecting that emerge in the changing landscape of COP16
kl. 11:15–12:15
Lunch and poster session
Session 3 - Marine Resources for Food and Feed: Sustainable Innovation and Commercialization
Marine Resources for Food and Feed - Opportunities and challenges with locally sourced feed ingredients
Arctic Bioscience: «From fish to pharma»: Natural inflammation resolution from herring roe oil
Bioactivity and bioavailability of active peptides and aminoacids from krill protein hydrolysate (E. SUPERBA) in CACO-2 Model
kl. 14:00–14:25
Coffee Break
Innovative sustainable aquaculture practices: Salmon and microalgae land-based IMTA
Mapping of marine rest raw materials from the Norwegian industry
Fish sludge as a resource for biocircular feed production? – benefits and risks
Veronika Sele, Institute of Marine Research (IMR), Norway
kl. 15:25–15:40
Award for best poster 2025!
The award for best scientific poster
kl. 15:45
End of Bioprosp 25

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