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- [JHJ Delegation Visit](https://inbiowal.eu/jhj-delegation-visit/): Strengthening Collaboration: INBIOWAL and JHJ Meeting March 3, 2026, Wrocław, Poland On March 3, 2026, as part of activities aimed at strengthening collaboration between academia and industry, the INBIOWAL project hosted a visit by Dr Szymon Powałowski from JHJ sp. z o.o. at the Wrocław University of Environmental and Life Sciences. JHJ sp. z o.o. is a Polish company operating in the field of biotechnology and applied research, providing innovative solutions tailored to industrial and scientific needs, with a focus on developing and implementing modern technologies. Project Presentation and Discussions During the visit, the INBIOWAL team presented the project’s objectives, […]
- [webinar - DES](https://inbiowal.eu/webinar-des/): Rational Design of Deep Eutectic Solvents for Life Science Applications APRIL 16, 2026 Overview As part of the INBIOWAL project, an international webinar titled “Rational Design of Deep Eutectic Solvents for Life Science Applications” will take place on 16 April 2026 from 13:00 to 16:00 CET. The webinar is organized by the University of Zagreb Faculty of Food Technology and Biotechnology and will bring together researchers working on innovative approaches to the design and application of deep eutectic solvents (DES) in life sciences and biotechnology. During the session, invited speakers from leading research institutions will present recent advances in computational […]
- [Visit to JAR Aromaty](https://inbiowal.eu/visit-to-jar-aromaty/): From Research to Flavour Innovation: INBIOWAL Meets JAR Aromaty December 4, 2025, Warsaw, Poland On 4 December 2025, representatives of the INBIOWAL project had the opportunity to visit the headquarters and production facility of JAR Aromaty, a leading Polish flavour house based in Warsaw. JAR Aromaty is a family-owned company with over 45 years of tradition in creating and producing high-quality food flavours and additives, supplying liquid and powdered flavourings, essential oils, and food colourings for diverse applications in bakery, confectionery, dairy, beverages, and more. Project Presentation and Discussions During the visit, the INBIOWAL team presented the project’s objectives, ongoing […]
- [Together for Food Safety – Knowledge and Industry Partnership](https://inbiowal.eu/together-for-food-safety-knowledge-and-industry-partnership/): “Together for Food Safety – Knowledge and Industry Partnership” – conference of Wrocław Technology Park November 21, 2025, Wrocław, Poland As part of its promotion and outreach activities aimed at strengthening cooperation between science and industry, the INBIOWAL project participated in the conference “Together for Food Safety – Knowledge and Industry Partnership”, a conference organized by Wrocław Technology Park. The event brought together representatives of academia, industry, innovation ecosystems, and public administration to discuss current challenges and future directions in ensuring food safety through effective knowledge transfer and cross-sector collaboration. AbOUT THE CONFERENCE The conference focused on building resilient and […]
- [NUTRIBIOMED Key National Cluster](https://inbiowal.eu/nutribiomed-key-national-cluster/): INBIOWAL at the “Together for Food Safety” Conference November 21, 2025, Wroclaw Technology Park, Wroclaw, Poland On 21 November 2025, representatives of the INBIOWAL project took part in the conference “Together for Food Safety – Partnership of Knowledge and Industry”, held at the Wrocław Technology Park (WPT). The event gathered experts from academia, industry and public administration, creating a space for discussing how cooperation across sectors can strengthen national food security and accelerate the development of innovative life-science technologies. Participation and Representation The University of Environmental and Life Sciences in Wrocław (UPWr) was represented jointly by Dr. Joanna Wicińska from […]
- [Ancestral Sequence Reconstruction Workshop](https://inbiowal.eu/newsevents/ancestral-sequence-reconstruction-workshop/): Ancestral Sequence Reconstruction workshop December 8-9, 2025 Two-day Online Training Hosted by The University of Queensland Format: Two-day online workshopPlatform: ZoomInstructor: Prof. Elizabeth Gillam, University of Queensland We warmly invite all scientific partners to join a two-day online workshop dedicated to the Ancestral Sequence Reconstruction (ASR) method. The training will be led by Professor Elizabeth Gillam from the University of Queensland — a distinguished expert in enzymology and molecular evolution, particularly recognised for her work on Cytochromes P450. Professor Gillam, based at the School of Chemistry and Molecular Biosciences (UQ), integrates ASR with protein engineering to explore and design new […]
- [Mobility](https://inbiowal.eu/publications/mobility/): International research internships supporting knowledge exchange, and experimental work within the INBIOWAL project mobility International mobility is a key component of the INBIOWAL project, supporting knowledge exchange, strengthening collaboration between partner institutions, and enabling researchers to carry out specialized experimental work. Within the project, staff members, PhD candidates, and students participate in short- and medium-term research internships across Europe and beyond. These research stays contribute directly to the project’s work packages and often support the development of BSc, MSc and PhD theses. Witold Gładkowski, Assoc. Prof. Host institution: Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche – Istituto di Scienze e Tecnologie Chimiche “Giulio […]
- [Thesis](https://inbiowal.eu/publications/thesis/): THESES CARRIED OUT AS PART OF THE INBIOWAL PROJECT OVERVIEW Within the INBIOWAL project, BSc, MSc and PhD theses are carried out in collaboration with the project’s research teams and partner institutions. These works focus on biocatalysis, fungal biotransformations, enzymatic synthesis, green extraction technologies and the valorization of agro-industrial side-streams. Below is the list of theses completed or conducted within the project. MSc THESES Weijie Zhang Lipase-mediated synthesis of esters of hydroxycinnamic acids Advisors: Elisabetta Brenna, Fabio Parmeggiani BSc THESES Oliwia Pomarańska Development of an enzymatic process to obtain ferulate esters Advisors: Filip Boratyński, Elisabetta Brenna
- [Invited Talks](https://inbiowal.eu/publications/invited-talks/): Invited Talks within the INBIOWAL Academic Exchange Programme Read more Filip Boratyński Microbial production of flavors and fragrances Hosted by the Oberlies Research Group, University of North Carolina at Greensboro (UNCG), USA Date: 05 June 2025Under the PROM programme (NAWA) On 5 June 2025, Dr Filip Boratyński delivered an invited lecture titled “Microbial Production of Flavors and Fragrances” at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro (UNCG), USA. The talk was hosted by the Oberlies Research Group, a leading team specializing in natural product chemistry and the discovery of bioactive compounds from microorganisms and plants. During the lecture, Dr Boratyński […]
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- [Conferences](https://inbiowal.eu/publications/conferences/): DiscoveR scientific presentations delivered by InBioWal participants across international research events NextGenBioCat Symposium 2025 Milan, Italy | 8–9 May 2025 Conference overview:The 5th NextGenBioCat Symposium gathered young scientists from Europe to present advances in biocatalysis, enzyme engineering, and biotransformations. INBIOWAL researchers showcased the project’s latest results on sustainable catalytic processes and biomass valorisation. Read more Oliwia Pomarańska – Lipase-Mediated Synthesis of Octyl Ferulate: From Batch to Continuous Flow POSTER PRESENTATION Lipase-Mediated Synthesis of Octyl Ferulate: From Batch to Continuous Flow Authors: Oliwia Anna Pomarańska (1), Natale Crisafulli (2), Weijie Zhang (2), Elisabetta Brenna (2), Filip Boratyński (1) (1) Department of […]
- [Conducting Bioprocesses in Membrane Bioreactors](https://inbiowal.eu/newsevents/conducting-bioprocesses-in-membrane-bioreactors/): Conducting Bioprocesses in Membrane Bioreactors, Borås, SEPTEMBER 9-11, 2025 Workshop Overview The INBIOWAL Workshop in Borås focused on the application of membrane bioreactors (MBRs) in sustainable bioprocessing and waste-based biorefineries. Over three days, participants explored the integration of membrane technology into circular bioeconomy systems, combining theoretical lectures, hands-on laboratory sessions, and networking activities. The event fostered collaboration among INBIOWAL partners and showcased Sweden’s leadership in resource recovery and biotechnological innovation. Day 1 – Waste-Based Biorefinery The first day introduced participants to the fundamentals of biotechnology in resource recovery and the role of membrane bioreactors in waste biorefineries. The opening presentation […]
- [Team](https://inbiowal.eu/partnership/team/): The Faces Behind INBIOWAL: Visionaries in Waste Valorization Project Coordinator & Managment Support PhD. Filip Boratyński Project Coordinator Wrocław University of Environmentaland Life Sciences (UPWr) Resume Dr. Filip Boratyński is an Associate Professor at the Department of Food Chemistry and Biocatalysis at UPWr and the leader of the BioActiv Leading Research Group. His scientific interests focus on the development of efficient, eco-friendly, and cost-effective methods for obtaining chiral biologically active compounds. He combines basic research—screening microorganisms with specific biocatalytic properties—with applied studies, particularly in the sustainable management of agri-food by-products.He is the author of 39 scientific publications and co-inventor of […]
- [Partnership](https://inbiowal.eu/partnership/)
- [SCRR](https://inbiowal.eu/partners/scrr/): SCRR: Pioneering Sustainable Waste Valorization The Swedish Centre for Resource Recovery (SCRR) at the University of Borås is a leading institution in the field of resource recovery and circular economy. As a core partner in the INBIOWAL project, SCRR brings its unparalleled expertise in biotechnological processes and waste-to-energy innovations. Its primary focus is on transforming oil industry by-products into valuable resources, such as microbial biomass and bioenergy products, aligning with INBIOWAL’s mission to revolutionize waste valorization. Role in INBIOWAL SCRR leads Microbial Biomass Production, a key research area under Work Package 5 (WP5). The center’s responsibilities include: Developing innovative biotechnological […]
- [UQ](https://inbiowal.eu/partners/uq/): UQ: Driving Innovation in Molecular Engineering for INBIOWAL The University of Queensland (UQ), located in Brisbane, Australia, stands as a global leader in molecular biology and biotechnology. Renowned for its cutting-edge research and commitment to scientific excellence, UQ brings unparalleled expertise to the INBIOWAL project. As a key partner, UQ focuses on enhancing enzyme performance and stability, driving transformative advancements in waste valorization. The university’s involvement exemplifies the integration of academic innovation with industrial applicability, contributing significantly to INBIOWAL’s mission of developing sustainable, scalable technologies for the valorization of oil industry by-products. Role in INBIOWAL UQ’s primary role in INBIOWAL […]
- [UniZg](https://inbiowal.eu/partners/unizg/): UniZig: PIONEERING RESEARCH IN BIOTECHNOLOGY The University of Zagreb (UniZg), particularly its Faculty of Food Technology and Biotechnology, plays a pivotal role in the INBIOWAL project, contributing its expertise in green chemistry, biocatalysis, and sustainable practices. Renowned as Croatia’s leading institution in food technology, biotechnology, and nutritional sciences, UniZg brings innovation and scientific rigor to addressing the challenges of waste valorization. Role in INBIOWAL UniZg leads research in the extraction of bioactive compounds, utilizing Natural Deep Eutectic Solvents (NADES), a revolutionary method that aligns with the principles of green chemistry. This research focuses on isolating high-value phenolic compounds and proteins […]
- [SCITEC-CNR](https://inbiowal.eu/partners/scitec-cnr/): SCITEC-CNR: Advancing Enzymatic Valorization and Green Chemistry The Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche (CNR), specifically the Istituto di Scienze e Tecnologie Chimiche “Giulio Natta” (SCITEC-CNR), is a cornerstone of the INBIOWAL project. As Italy’s premier research institution, CNR brings unparalleled expertise in enzymatic valorization, biocatalysis, and green chemistry. SCITEC-CNR’s work focuses on converting lipids from oil industry waste into high-value products, supporting the project’s mission of sustainable waste valorization. Role in INBIOWAL SCITEC-CNR leads the research in Biocatalytic Lipid Transformation, focusing on Work Package 6 (WP6). Their primary contributions include: Developing enzymatic processes to transform waste lipids into functional compounds, such […]
- [POLIMI](https://inbiowal.eu/partners/polimi/): POLIMI: Driving Innovation in Biocatalysis and Waste Valorization Politecnico di Milano (POLIMI), one of Europe’s most prestigious technical universities, plays a vital role in the INBIOWAL project. With a strong focus on interdisciplinary research and cutting-edge technologies, POLIMI leads advancements in biocatalytic transformations of phenolic compounds, contributing significantly to the project’s mission of waste valorization. Role in INBIOWAL POLIMI spearheads the research on biocatalytic transformations of phenolic compounds, a key area of the project’s scientific focus. The university’s research efforts include: Developing enzymatic processes to convert phenolic by-products from the edible oil industry into high-value antioxidant, antimicrobial, and anti-inflammatory compounds. […]
- [UPWr](https://inbiowal.eu/partners/upwr/): UPWr: A LEADING FORCE IN INBIOWAL As the coordinator of the INBIOWAL project, Wrocław University of Environmental and Life Sciences (UPWr) brings a wealth of expertise and leadership to this ambitious initiative. Recognized for excellence in agricultural, environmental, and food sciences, UPWr plays a pivotal role in driving the project’s goals of innovation and sustainability. Role in INBIOWAL UPWr oversees the coordination of all project activities, ensuring effective communication, strategy alignment, and management of resources across international partners. The university is directly involved in groundbreaking research activities, including: Extraction of bioactive compounds using eco-friendly processes.Development of enzymatic transformations and biocatalytic […]
- [NextGenBioCat Symposium](https://inbiowal.eu/promotion/nextgenbiocat-symposium/): INBIOWAL’s Patronage of the 5th NextGenBioCat Symposium November 21, 2025, Milan, Italy The INBIOWAL project was proud to patronise the 5th NextGenBioCat Symposium, a premier gathering of young researchers dedicated to advancing the field of biocatalysis.The symposium was held on May 8th and 9th, 2025, in Milan, Italy, and was hosted by leading institutions such as TU Graz, ETH Zurich, TU Delft, University of Groningen, University of Milan, and Politecnico di Milano. AbOUT THE SYMPOSIUM Biocatalysis continues to be one of the most dynamic areas of research, with new discoveries reshaping the scientific landscape daily. The NextGenBioCat Symposium provided a […]
- [Goals & Vision](https://inbiowal.eu/about/goals-vision/): Visionary Goals for Transforming Industries and Shaping the Future A Vision for Innovation The INBIOWAL project is a groundbreaking initiative that seeks to redefine waste valorization through international collaboration, innovative research, and direct industrial application. Its core mission is to establish a sustainable bioeconomy by converting industrial by-products into valuable resources, fostering economic growth, and reducing environmental impact. Central to this vision is the creation of the Biorefinery for the Future (BIOREF4FUTURE), a Center of Excellence that positions Central and Eastern Europe as a hub for cutting-edge biotechnological solutions. BIOREF4FUTURE: Shaping the Future of Waste Valorization At the heart of […]
- [Academic Exchange](https://inbiowal.eu/about/academic-exchange/): Empowering Future Scientists Through Collaboration, Training, and Innovation Academic Exchange at the Core of INBIOWAL Academic exchange is at the heart of the INBIOWAL project, fostering collaboration and skill development among researchers, PhD students, and MSc students. By offering long-term internships, short-term visits, workshops, and collaborative events, INBIOWAL creates opportunities for academic growth and strengthens the international network of scientists working on sustainable waste valorization. Long-Term Internships and Short Visits (WP2) Unlocking Opportunities Across Borders INBIOWAL provides structured programs for academic exchange, enabling participants to gain hands-on experience and conduct innovative research at partner institutions. These internships provide access to […]
- [Research Areas](https://inbiowal.eu/about/research-areas/): Discover the key research areas driving INBIOWAL’s mission to transform industrial by-products into valuable resources. Five Sustainable Solutions for Waste Valorization The INBIOWAL project is built around five key research areas, each addressing specific challenges in waste valorization. These areas integrate advanced biotechnological methods with the expertise of six international partners to develop innovative, scalable, and sustainable solutions for converting industrial by-products into valuable resources. Bioactive Compounds Extraction Microbial Biomass Production Biocatalytic Transformation of Lipids Biocatalytic Transformation of Phenolics Molecular Engineering of Enzymes Bioactive Compounds Extraction Development of innovative methods for isolating bioactive compounds from by-products and waste of the […]
- [The Project](https://inbiowal.eu/about/the-project/): From Industrial Waste to Sustainable Value – INBIOWAL Innovates for a Greener Future PROJECT Overview INBIOWAL is an ambitious international research initiative that focuses on sustainable solutions for managing industrial waste. Funded by the NAWA (Polish National Agency for Academic Exchange) program, with a budget of €450,000, the project brings together six leading institutions from five countries: Poland, Sweden, Italy, Croatia, and Australia. Project Partners: Wrocław University of Environmental and Life Sciences (UPWr) University of Zagreb (UniZg) Swedish Centre for Resource Recovery at University of Borås (SCRR) Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche – Istituto di Scienze e Tecnologie Chimiche “Giulio Natta” […]
- [Scientific Hackathon](https://inbiowal.eu/newsevents/scientific-hackathon/): INBIOWAL Scientific Hackathon WROCŁAW, MAY 26, 2026 Overview The Company Challenge Hackathon, organized within the INBIOWAL project, will take place on 26 May 2026 in Wrocław, Poland. This one-day event is designed to bring together students and doctoral researchers interested in biotechnology, life sciences, and innovative solutions for modern agriculture. The hackathon will provide participants with the opportunity to work on a real industry challenge proposed by JHJ Sp. z o.o., a Polish biotechnology company specializing in feed additives and veterinary-related solutions. Working in interdisciplinary teams, participants will analyse the problem, develop innovative concepts, and propose practical solutions that could […]
- [Effective Writing of Grant Applications](https://inbiowal.eu/newsevents/effective-writing/): Research Webinar: Effective Writing of Grant Applications February 19-20, 2025 Workshop Overview As a key component of the INBIOWAL project’s educational and professional development initiatives, the Research Webinar: Effective Writing of Grant Applications will be held on February 19, 2025 and led by the esteemed Prof. Mohammad Taherzadeh from the Swedish Centre for Resource Recovery (SCRR) at the University of Borås. This webinar will provide participants with essential strategies for crafting successful research grant proposals. Attendees will learn how to structure their applications, address key evaluation criteria, and effectively present their research objectives to maximize their chances of securing funding. […]
- [Enzyme Use in Unconventional Media](https://inbiowal.eu/newsevents/enzyme-use/): Enzyme Use in Unconventional Media for Biomass Valorization and Fragrance Synthesis Milano, May 5-7, 2025 Workshop Overview The INBIOWAL Workshop held in Milan (5–7 May 2025) was hosted jointly by the Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche – Istituto di Scienze e Tecnologie Chimiche “Giulio Natta” (SCITEC-CNR) and the Politecnico di Milano (POLIMI). The event focused on biotechnological and chemo-enzymatic routes for producing valuable fine chemicals, natural flavours, and fragrances from renewable resources. The workshop combined scientific presentations, laboratory demonstrations, and networking sessions, providing a comprehensive view of current challenges and solutions in sustainable bioprocessing.It also served as an important platform for strengthening […]
- [Rational Design of NADES for Natural Compound Extraction](https://inbiowal.eu/newsevents/rational-design-of-nades/): Rational Design of NADES for Natural Compound Extraction Zagreb, February 19-21, 2025 Workshop Overview The University of Zagreb Faculty of Food Technology and Biotechnology (SUZG PBF) hosted a three-day stationary research workshop dedicated to exploring the potential of Natural Deep Eutectic Solvents (NADES) in the extraction of natural compounds. This hybrid-format event brought together INBIOWAL researchers and students for an immersive experience blending lectures, lab work, and scientific exchange. Day 1: Opening Lectures and Research Webinar The workshop opened with a welcome by Prof. Ivana Radojčić Redovniković. The event began with a series of open lectures addressing fundamental concepts and […]
- [Kick-off meeting](https://inbiowal.eu/newsevents/kick-off-meeting/): Kick-off Meeting Wrocław, September 25-27, 2024 Overview The INBIOWAL Kick-off Meeting, held from September 25th to 27th, 2024, at the Wrocław University of Environmental and Life Sciences, marked the beginning of an ambitious international collaboration aimed at transforming waste into high-value resources using cutting-edge biotechnological methods. The event brought together distinguished scientists, project partners, and experts from five countries, setting the stage for groundbreaking research and global impact. WELCOME AND OPENING REMARKS The meeting commenced with an inspiring speech by Dr. Filip Boratyński, Project Coordinator, who introduced the overarching goals of the INBIOWAL project. Emphasizing the critical importance of sustainable […]
- [Results&Activities](https://inbiowal.eu/publications/): Researchers achievements across the INBIOWAL international network Scientific Results and Activities Overview of INBIOWAL outputs and networking actions The INBIOWAL project brings together an international consortium of experts in biocatalysis, green chemistry, biotechnology, and bioprocess engineering. Through collaborative research, laboratory exchanges, and joint scientific initiatives, the project generates a broad spectrum of scientific results that reflect the interdisciplinary nature of biovalorisation research. These outputs include peer-reviewed publications, conference presentations, invited lectures, student thesis projects, and international mobility activities conducted within the project’s work packages. Each result contributes to the project’s mission of developing innovative and sustainable methods for transforming bio-based […]
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- [News&Events](https://inbiowal.eu/newsevents/): Stay informed about our upcoming workshops, webinars and project milestones. Upcoming Events  Where groundbreaking research and innovation come to life. Join us for workshops, conferences, and webinars focused on sustainable biotechnology and waste valorization, providing unique opportunities to learn, collaborate, and make a global impact. Explore our schedule and be part of the future of green science! MEETINGS BioActive 2026 – International Conference on Bioactive Compounds Date: 28-29 May, 2026Location: Wrocław, Poland BioActive 2026 is an international scientific conference dedicated to the discovery, development, production and application of bioactive compounds. The conference will take place on 28–29 May 2026 in […]
- [Partners](https://inbiowal.eu/partners/): Meet the international partners driving INBIOWAL’s mission to innovate waste valorization Global Collaboration Driving Innovation The INBIOWAL project unites six prestigious institutions across five countries, forming a robust network of expertise in biotechnology, green chemistry, and waste valorization. Together, we aim to transform industrial by-products into valuable resources through innovative research and groundbreaking collaboration. Who Are Our Partners? INBIOWAL’s partners represent a synergy of expertise, bringing together leaders in biotechnological research and sustainable innovation. Each partner plays a critical role in advancing the project’s goals, offering specialized knowledge in areas such as enzymatic processes, molecular engineering, and NADES-based technologies. This […]
- [About](https://inbiowal.eu/about/): Innovative Biovalorization Techniques Transforming Waste into Value INBIOWAL – for a Sustainable Future INBIOWAL is an international research initiative focused on transforming industrial waste into valuable resources. By combining cutting-edge technologies with global collaboration, the project addresses critical challenges in waste management while driving innovation in industries like agriculture, food processing, and pharmaceuticals. https://inbiowal.eu/wp-content/plugins/elementor/assets/images/placeholder.png OUR MISSIONTo create innovative, green technologies that minimize environmental impact while driving economic value from industrial waste streams. OUR VISSIONA world where waste is no longer a burden but a valuable resource for sustainable development. What You’ll Discover in This SectionThe About section offers an in-depth […]
- [Home](https://inbiowal.eu/): INBIOWAL Innovative Biovalorization Techniques – an International Research Network as a Key to Establish a Center of Excellence Learn More About Our Mission Register and join the discussion! INBIOWAL Webinar: Deep Eutectic Solvents in Life Sciences Discover the latest research on DES design, AI-driven approaches, and biotechnology applications. 16 April 2026 Register Read more Join a free international scientific conference! BioActive 2026 – International Conference on Bioactive Compounds 28-29 May 2026 • Wrocław, Poland Join BioActive 2026! Join the hackathon and win prizes! INBIOWAL Company Challenge Hackathon Solve a real industry challenge, collaborate with other young scientists, and pitch your […]
- [Privacy Policy](https://inbiowal.eu/privacy-policy/): Privacy Policy for INBIOWAL At INBIOWAL, accessible from www.inbiowal.eu, protecting the privacy of our visitors is a top priority. This Privacy Policy outlines how we collect, use, and protect your personal data in accordance with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). By using our website, you agree to the practices described in this policy. Data Controller The Data Controller of your personal data is the INBIOWAL project, with a website at www.inbiowal.eu. For any inquiries regarding your personal data, you can contact us at contact@inbiowal.eu Scope and Purpose of Data Processing We collect personal data in the following instances:• Newsletter […]


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