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Rubber from yeast, activated carbon from plums and insoles from mycelium
The 2022 Bio-based Innovation Student Challenge Europe (BISC-E) Finals were a close call. Student teams competed…
The future of marine and aquatic biomass in Europe
When the Bio-based Industries Consortium was launched in 2012, marine and aquatic biomass was barely discussed.…
“The most sustainable biomass comes from the sea”
The world's oceans, rivers and lakes are a promising renewable source of biomass. Fish and shellfish…
“Combining science with a business case is a valuable experience”
A leather-like material from wastewater, packing peanuts from bread and cleaning swimming water with duckweed: participants…
Live event in Brussels brings biobased value chains together
The biobased community in Europe must grow into a lively ecosystem, where parties find each other…
BISC-E stimulates biobased entrepreneurship among students
Some invent grand theoretical concepts, such as cultivating seaweed around offshore wind parks to produce biogas.…
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Almost 5x the available budget requested in 2nd CBE JU Call
The second CBE JU Call has closed with 162 applications submitted. A total of more than…
CBE JU shows its contribution to the EU Green Deal
CBE JU has published a new set of infographics showing the joint undertaking’s support for the…
Review of the highlights of EUBCE 2023
It has been almost two months since the 31st European Biomass Conference and Exhibition (EUBCE 2023)…
New Country Report about Poland released
Poland’s strong industries in the primary and chemical sectors, combined with its well-organised innovation support infrastructure…
Webinar series about the potential of unexploited biobased waste streams
This summer the European BIOCIRCULARCITIES project - a CBE JU funded project - is coming behind…
First CBE JU-funded projects receive €116 million
Circular Bio-based Europe Joint Undertaking (CBE JU) has signed its first grant agreements with 21 project…
