The main objective of the BLOOM project is to establish open and informed dialogues, cocreated by European citizens, the civil society, bioeconomy innovation networks, local research centres, business and industry stakeholders and various levels of …
With the recent update of its Bioeconomy Strategy, the guidance of its advisory bodies and the engagement of regional groups and representatives, Europe has found a new track towards a sustainable bioeconomy. It builds from …
The first BIO-TIC regional workshop was held at the Green Chemistry Campus, Bergen op Zoom, Netherlands on 27th June 2013 and brought together 15 participants to discuss the potential for IB, to identify hurdles and …
The second BIO-TIC regional workshop was held at Technopark, Łódź, Poland on 19th September 2013 and brought together 31 participants to discuss the potential for IB, to identify hurdles and enablers, and to suggest novel …
The fourth BIO-TIC regional workshop was held at the Finlandia Hall, Helsinki, Finland on 3rd October 2013 and brought together 18 experts to discuss the potential for IB, to identify hurdles and enablers, and to …
The fifth BIO-TIC regional workshop was held at the Castel dell’Ovo, Naples, Italy on 24th October 2013 and brought together 15 participants to discuss the potential for IB, to identify hurdles and enablers, and to …
The sixth BIO-TIC regional workshop was held at the BIS Conference Centre, London, UK on 19th November 2013 and brought together 25 participants to discuss the potential for IB, to identify hurdles and enablers, and …
AGRIFORVALOR will close the research and innovation divide by connecting practitioners from agriculture and forestry with research and academia as well as with associations and clusters, bioindustry, policy makers; business support organizations, innovation agencies and …
In summary, Spain‟s innovation performance is hampered by underinvestment both in public and private R&D that affect both firms‟ and research organisations‟ absorptive capacity. In other words, the relatively high number of graduates produced by …
Coping with today’s challenges and fulfilling the SDGs requires sweeping changes. These changes affect the development of businesses in bioeconomies, too. Resource efficiency and circularity, sustainable economic growth, environmental friendliness and social justice and inclusion …
