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EcoPDI aims to develop sustainable antibacterial and antifungal treatments for plants using earth-abundant metal compounds as photosensitizers. This project seeks to provide eco-friendly solutions to combat plant diseases, ensuring food safety while reducing reliance on chemical pesticides.
In the world, the phrase ""we are going through a major food crisis"" is becoming more and more common.
This is because our society is faced with managing an exponentially growing world population and a decrease in arable land per person.
This rising demand for food in developing countries is at risk due to plant diseases induced by bacteria, fungi and viruses.
At the same time, food is traded globally, enabling the dissemination of dangerous microorganisms worldwide.
Therefore, creating alterna…
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Austria, Salzburg
Type: University / higher education
Activity type: Higher or Secondary Education Establishments
SME: No
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