Training of young researchers

NORA was a a Marie Sklodowska Curie Initial Training Network (ITN) research project under the EU's seventh framework programme (FP7). The project started January 1, 2013, and ended December 31, 2016. There were eleven full partners and three associated partners - both industrial and academic institutions.
The overarching scientific goal of NORA is to understand the biochemistry and ecophysiology that underpins N2O emissions, improve the assessment of the emissions and to find mitigation options. This was reached through the integration of detailed biochemical approaches, microbiology and physiology studies of relevant organisms (model organisms and newly isolated strains), microbial ecology of complex systems (soils and wastewaters), field emission studies and advanced technological development. The specific key objectives were also reached:
Wastewater treatments plants harbor organisms with strong N2O reducing capacity, which should be further exploited to reduce point emissions.
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