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Welcome to WallTraC

The Plant Cell Wall Training Consortium

WallTraC is a Marie Curie Initial Training Network  (ITN) gathering nine leading researchers on plant cell walls from the private sector, universities and research centres and two associated partners .
WallTraC has two major interlinked strategic objectives:
 

  • To develop new molecular tools & techniques for the analysis of plant cell walls & their component polymers - mainly pectin and cellulose - with direct applicability to industrial end-users in the functional food ingredients & plant fibre sectors;
      
  • To provide high quality, intersectorial & trans-disciplinary training in plant cell wall analysis & complementary skills with the aim of enabling young scientists to respond to future demands in both academic and private sectors thereby securing the future EU expertise base.

 

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The WallTraC project is funded through the European Commission Seventh Framework Programme (Grant Agreement n°263916).This website reflects the author's view only and the European Community is not liable for any use that may be made of the information contained herein.

  

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WallTraC est un réseau de formation initiale européen (ITN) Marie Curie qui réunit neuf structures de recherche publiques et privées et deux partenaires associés. WallTraC a deux objectifs stratégiques indissociables : développer de nouveaux outils & techniques pour l'analyse des parois cellulaires végétales et  offrir aux jeunes chercheurs une formation par la recherche intersectorielle & trans-disciplinaire.

News

WallTraC in CPKelco worldwide newsletter

Susanne Soerensen and António Sousa recently published an article in the worldwide newsletter of CPKelco.
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JBC paper of the week

In the second week of April, Immacolata Venditto´s article on Cel5B was published by The Journal of Biological Chemistry and nominated as The Paper...
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Final Network Meeting

WallTraC final Network Meeting was held in Lisbon, Portugal on 1 & 2 June 2015. The event was hosted by the University of Lisbon.
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Seventh Network Meeting

The seventh WallTraC Network Meeting was held in Copenhagen, Denmark on 9 and 10 October 2014. The event was hosted by the University of Copenhagen.
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Julia Schückel wins a posterprize at the Biocat conference!

Julia Schückel, WallTraC fellow at the University of Copenhagen, participated in the Biocat conference and won a posterprize!
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WallTraC press release

On the occasion of the beginning of its final year, WallTraC published a press release.
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