CLIB invites the established international C1 community and all interested partners to this year's first ThinkTank meeting on the topic of mobile gas fermentation containers. After a long time of online ThinkTank meetings we will come back to the in-person format with interactive workshops this time. The event will take place in Lunteren, close to […]
The transition of the chemical industry towards defossilisation and sustainability will take a broad variety of new processes and products. But having new ideas and technologies will not be enough. Scaling innovations needs motivated people, a strong network of experts working together, and investors to provide the necessary capital. Thus, CLIB will bring together innovators, […]
The building and construction sector is on the move to sustainability. In the transitional process high energy- and process-related CO2-Emissions and an overall high operational energy demand in buildings must be considered as well as the heterogenic waste remaining after deconstruction which poses a challenge to recycling strategies. This topic is also of increasing political […]
Scaling your innovation and bringing it to the market takes more than just solving all technological hurdles. Finding the right tool to finance your journey can also be a major challenge. In our CLIB online forum “Financing Friday – How to finance your bioeconomy innovation” we will look at different funding options for biotech and […]
Registration is open until 14.02.2024. Join us on 21 to 22 February 2024 in Düsseldorf, Germany, for the CLIB International Conference! Our focus is "Biomanufacturing a greener future" and we will address how biomanufacturing is going to change our industry and the way we produce. Which innovations can biomanufacturing make accessible today and in the future? How will it contribute to […]
Utilising side streams can be a game changer for the sustainability of industrial production processes. In the future, it will be crucial to make good use of both biogenic and non-biogenic resources to reduce waste, generate added value and create opportunities for new business models. In this CLIB-webinar, we will present the first edition of […]
On 19 September, our annual CND will take place at Yncoris in Hürth. This year we will again give our members the exclusive opportunity to introduce themselves to the network. Of course, we will again provide plenty of space for exchanging ideas and making new contacts. In addition to pitches from our members, you can […]
Join us for an insightful webinar exploring the innovative world of biogenic side streams and their transformation into high-value chemicals. As sustainability becomes a driving force in global industry, the utilisation of biogenic side streams—by-products from agricultural, forestry, and the food processing industry—offers a promising pathway for creating valuable products and reducing waste. In […]
-in German only- Programm 12:50 Uhr Check-In 13:00 Uhr Begrüßung und Einführung Dennis Herzberg, CLIB 13:10 Uhr Das Förderprogramm Industrielle Bioökonomie Katrin Spoth, VDI Technologiezentrum 14:00 Uhr Offene Fragerunde zum Förderprogramm 14:30 Uhr Ende der Veranstaltung Anmeldung The event has ended.
Description Many industrial processes run in continuous mode to maximise space-time-yield. However, for most industrial fermentation processes, batch and fed-batch mode are still dominant. The implementation of continuous fermentation processes possesses a huge potential for increasing the productivity. What are the obstacles? Why is continuous fermentation not (yet) used widely? What is research doing to […]
This event has already taken place. Thank you very much for your participation. We were fully booked. Save the date: CIC2026 19.02.2026 - 20.02.2026 ............................................................................................ At CLIB, we believe biotech is ready to create impact: For the transformation of processes, of industries, and of our whole economy. But what is still needed to realise the […]
The EU project BIOTRANSFORM analyses the potential for a transformation towards a circular bioeconomy in Europe. Six different model regions are developing individual transformation paths adapted to regional requirements, which will be evaluated and further elaborated in the course of the project with decision-makers and experts from municipalities, science, industry and technology centres, among others. […]
