Microbial protein-derived bioplastics from renewable substrates: pathways, challenges, and applications in a circular economy
Myrsini Sakarika(Ghent University), Korneel Rabaey(University College Ghent), Steven De Meester(Ghent University Hospital), Luis D. Allegue(University of Antwerp), Siegfried E. Vlaeminck(University of Antwerp), Heleen De Wever(Centre for Advanced Process Technology for Urban Resource Recovery), Peter Ragaert(Ghent University), Leen Bastiaens(Flemish Institute for Technological Research), Shreyash Anil Gujar(University College West Flanders), Joost Brancart(Vrije Universiteit Brussel)
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