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CO2 to product

Today, Flanders is emitting approximately 65 Mton of carbon dioxide or CO2 per year, half of which is produced by point...

Water 'fit-for-use'

Industrial water use can account for 25% of the total production cost and up to 57% of the total freshwater consumption...

Plastics to resource

Plastics are a key material within the circular economy. Their diverse composition and processing techniques make them both...

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prof. Korneel Rabaey becomes CAPTURE CTO

17/07/2020

After being CTO ad-interim, prof. Korneel Rabaey will be officially appointed as the part-time CTO for CAPTURE from August 2020 on. Instead of introducing him in an article, we asked him to introduce himself and his goals as CTO in a short video. We're looking forward to the continued, fruitful...

CAPTURE launches the CO2 business platform with 4 companies!

13/07/2020

It has been in the works since the beginning of the year, but we can finally announce that the CO2 business platform has taken off! We are proud that four major companies active in this field have chosen to join us and are looking forward to a rich future of collaboration and growing together....

The 'water-kilometer' as an instrument to encourage efficient water use

2/06/2020

Last week, CAPTURE Water fit-for-use professor Korneel Rabaey, together with PhD student Arjen Van de Walle, published an opinion piece in...

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The CAPTURE initiative, which started in 2015 and has grown from interdisciplinary collaboration between several young and dynamic professors from 3 different faculties from Ghent University. CAPTURE proposes an integrated approach based on three pillars:

Clustering of expertise, infrastructure and stakeholders in thematic pipelines, developing solutions from waste to resource, to final application
Acceleration of the introduction of knowledge and technologies towards industry and society
Training of multidisciplinary professionals

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