Sup'Biotech Research and innovation Research Labs Research in Biotechnology Through its determined strategic efforts to capitalize on research findings, Sup’Biotech contributes internationally to advancing current knowledge in the most dynamic fields of application for biotechnology, including health, food processing, the environment, cosmetics, and bioinformatics. Research at Sup’Biotech Whether gradual or groundbreaking, innovation is always the fruit of research. Combining technology and a scientific approach against the backdrop of international partnership, research at Sup’Biotech inspires students and inculcates international best practices they will later apply in their careers. Sup’Biotech Research Laboratories Food Engineering Research The Collaborative Food Engineering Research Laboratory (LRPIA) seeks to catalyze the rise of the circular economy by developing new biotechnological processes for transformation of plant by-products of industrial activities.The LRPIA is currently working on fermentation technologies adapted to the wood industry. LRPIA Cellular Engineering Research Stem cells offer the promise of revolutionary applications in the field of therapeutic research. In the CellTechs research laboratory, we are developing human “minibrains” that will help us better understand and treat neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer’s. CellTechs Social Science Research Biotechnologies contribute to the changes now under way in contemporary biomedicine, and they have major social and environmental repercussions in the present period of far-reaching transformations. The Biotechnology & Society Division (PBS) strives to describe these changes and define the role biotech plays in them. PBS Bioinformatics and Modeling Research Bioinformatics is an essential instrument for the development of biotechnological innovations. Our laboratory develops molecular and metabolic modelingtools for research in the fields of health (e.g., oncology and infectious diseases) and the environment. BIRL
