INNOVATION

AN INNOVATIVE APPROACH

We are actively committed to offering the market disruptive solutions for plant protection, with a high level of performance. We are developing the first biocontrol product in the world with a “Synergist” mode of action, for:

  • Increase the sensitivity of pathogenic fungi to plant defenses
  • Improving the effectiveness of associated biocontrol solutions
  • Reduce the quantities of fungicides used while maintaining effectiveness and managing resistance

Green Impulse is proud to present Sensitines®: an innovative mode of action for sustainable agriculture.

Global demand for integrated pest and disease management solutions to support sustainable agriculture remains a major challenge for the industry. Green Impulse is currently developing new patented disease control technologies to sensitize multiple pathogens. Its first generation of innovative products, called Sensitines®, target the fungus’ adaptation mechanisms.

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AT THE ORIGIN OF INNOVATION

SOLID AND COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH

Innovation is part of Green Impulse’s DNA. The company has established its research activities on plant diseases within the Végétal campus in Angers near INRAE ​​and the Institute for Research in Horticulture and Seeds (IRHS). We leverage 10 years of public research that has been the subject of patents. The innovations developed by Green Impulse are the result of close collaborations with partner laboratories. The Green Impulse R&D team works daily on the biosolutions of tomorrow.

Green Impulse is a National Winner of the i-Lab and i-Nov 2020 innovation competitions.

Our projects are awarded prizes by the Ministry of Higher Education, Research and Innovation (MESRI), and financially supported by the Future Investment Plan (PIA), in partnership with ADEME and BPI France.

Green Impulse is certified by the Végépolys-Valley competitiveness cluster.

OUR RESEARCH PARTNERS

ABOUT IRHS

This large laboratory, created in 2012 from the merger of four research units, has a staff of 250 people. It brings together the expertise of geneticists/genomicists, plant pathologists, physiologists/ecophysiologists, biochemists, modelers, bioinformaticians and biophysicists serving the quality and health of horticultural species and seed production.

Its mission is to work to develop efficient, healthy and sustainable production systems for these sectors, both food and ornamental.

The Horticulture and Seeds Research Institute brings together the main players in Angers research in plant biology, under the supervision of INRAE, AGROCAMPUS OUEST and UNIVERSITY of ANGERS.

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