FLEXJET
01 abr. 18
FLEXJET Sustainable Jet Fuel from Waste Biomass and Waste Vegetable Oil www.flexjetproject.eu FlexJet will build a pre-commercial demonstration plant for
FLEXJET Sustainable Jet Fuel from Waste Biomass and Waste Vegetable Oil www.flexjetproject.eu FlexJet will build a pre-commercial demonstration plant for
A business research consortium in which Leitat participates, launched yesterday a pioneering project for the use of nanocelluloses, a product
Ocho empresas españolas del sector alimentario y biotecnológico trabajaron juntas en el proyecto METASIN, coordinado por Biosearch Life, con el
In the framework of the REFISHEIN project, researchers from Leitat and LEF Ingenieros created a method that extracts, purifies, and
Sorigué, in collaboration with Leitat, develops a new technology called Electrowetland to improve the efficiency in the process of elimination
Heriot-Watt University will lead a multi-million global project that will assess the risks of nanomaterials and develop an approach to
Transforming the Value Chain into a Virtuous Circle:Â Integrated Nutrient Recovery Save the date: Run4Life will be present at the
The Wooldryscouring (WDS) Project – Eco-Efficient Dry Wool Scouring with Total By-Products Recovery – received the award for Best LIFE-Environment
The TO-SYN-FUEL consortium is delighted to introduce its first newsletter edition. In this edition, the consortium present news about market
Today, in the framework of the “Taller de revisió de propostes H2020: Climate Action, Environment, Resource Efficiency and Raw Materials,”
BIOCON-CO2 BIOtechnological processes based on microbial platforms for the CONversion of CO2 from iron&steel industry into commodities for chemicals and
EFLUCOMP Research in cost-efficient technologies based on separation and biological processes for the complex efluents treatment www.comunitataigua.cat ABSTRACT This project
There are many reasons why we need our cities to be green: to improve citizen health; to reduce flood risk;
The FLAREX Life+ project and EURATEX will organise a workshop in association with the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) to discuss
URBAN GreenUP is a EU-funded project that aims at developing, applying and validating a methodology for Renaturing Urban Plans to
The Ocean Plastics Lab opened its doors to the public again this November in Paris, France. With support from the
Tel. (+34) 937 882 300
