Project cooperationUpdated on 24 June 2026
Partner for Horizon Europe CIRCBIO-09: DNA-Based Tools for Food Security, Traceability and Sustainable Bioeconomy
About
The Molecular Biotechnology Group at Ilia State University (Georgia) is interested in joining Horizon Europe consortia under the CIRCBIO-09 call.
Our research focuses on the development and application of DNA-based technologies supporting food security, sustainable food systems, and resilient bio-based value chains.
Our expertise includes:
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DNA-based food traceability and authenticity
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Food safety and molecular diagnostics
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PCR and multiplex PCR method development
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GMO and allergen detection
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DNA markers and molecular characterization of biological materials
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Analysis of highly processed foods, including refined oils
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Assessment of the impact of food processing on DNA-based diagnostics
We have more than 25 years of experience in molecular biotechnology and have participated in national and international research projects and scientific networks.
We are interested in collaboration with partners working on food security, sustainable bioeconomy, circular and resilient value chains, biotechnology-enabled innovation, and advanced traceability systems supporting sustainable food production and biodiversity objectives.
Stage
- Early stage
Type
- Partner looking for consortium
Organisation
Similar opportunities
Project cooperation
- Early stage
- Partner looking for consortium
Nelly Datukishvili
Associate Professor at Ilia State University
Tbilisi, Georgia
Project cooperation
- Early stage
- Advanced stage
- Partner looking for consortium
- Coordinator looking for partners
Moises Delgado Velez
CEO at KING FOOD BIO SL
Barcelona, Spain
Project cooperation
HORIZON-CL6-2025-02-FARM2FORK-16
- Early stage
- Partner looking for consortium
Beata Łaszkiewicz
Research assistant at Institute of Agricultural and Food Biotechnology – State Research Institute (IBPRS-PIB)
Warsaw, Poland