Professor Osseweijer held an enthusiastic and persuasive presentation on the need to make the transition from a fossil to a bio-based economy. During the fellowship, starting in September 2015, she plans to bring scientists from (bio)technology and social sciences together, trying to bridge the existing gap between these disciplines in order to formulate shared, agreed upon solutions for a sustainable future.
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Osseweijer receives Distinguished Lorentz Fellowship
About the fellowship and laureates
From left to right: Mieke Schutte (Lorentz Center), Henriette Jensenius (Lorentz Center), Nick den Hollander (NIAS), Sijbolt Noorda (Advisory Board), Patricia Osseweijer DLF 2015/16), Arjen Doelman (Lorentz Center), Paul Emmelkamp (NIAS).
