Do you want to learn the quantification of sustainability of bio-based processes in a commercial and planetary context? Our CLIB member Novo Nordisk Foundation Center for Biosustainybility is offering an interactive course on “Evaluating Sustainability for Bio-based Products” on 20 to 22 February 2023 as an in-person event in Lyngby, Denmark. This three-day course provides […]
The DBT are the forum of the German biotechnology industry. All interested parties who want to help shape the development of German biotechnology, discuss important topics and establish and maintain contacts are invited. The German Biotechnology Days are organised by BIO Deutschland and the Working Group of German BioRegions. The host region in 2023 is […]
The nova “Conference on CO2-based Fuels and Chemicals” is one of the most established worldwide and has developed into a unique meeting and networking place for the entire Carbon Capture & Utilisation (CCU) and Power-to-X industry and its customers. The upcoming 10th edition of this conference again will continue with this success and will showcase […]
Do you have a biogenic side stream that you would like to recycle? Are you developing a technology for processing biomass? Would you like to drive innovation in the border region between Germany and the Netherlands? Then get to know Realise-Bio and network with like-minded people. In the Interreg Germany-Netherlands project Realise-Bio, we want to […]
Scope Biotechnology has already produced many inventions and innovations, but by far not all new processes and products manage to reach a relevant scale in the market. What factors influence whether a technology makes the leap into the market? What does it take for these innovations to scale? Which framework conditions favour or hinder the […]
Providing food for humanity – either directly or via feed for livestock – is one of the key pillars of the bioeconomy. Making our food system carbon neutral, efficient, and effective means optimising the use of side- and residue streams. This will generate sources of income for primary producers, but also provide sustainable food, and, […]
CLIB is organising in collaboration with the FuturEnzyme consortium an interactive online-workshop on Responsible Research & Innovation. Participants from all perspectives (academia, policymakers, industry, public, others) are welcome to register for the event via the form below. This workshop is free of charge. Summary Responsible Research & Innovation (RRI) principles are a must in all […]
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, […]
Introduction to Biomanufacturing 1 – Biomanufacturing and Biotech Principles (21-22 August, 2023) Are you interested in gaining fundamental knowledge about current biotechnologies? Do you have a background in finance, sales, business, or administration in the Biosolutions or Life Science sector? Don't miss out on our two-day course where you can dive into the world of […]
You think you have found a way to to develop an end-to-end prototype that processes various carbonaceous waste streams into new products as a continuous bioproduction process? Is your approach deeply rooted in science yet so ambitious that it seems outlandish, even impossible, to many people? If yes, the new SPRIND Challenge might be for […]
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 […]
