This invitation-only networking session delivered by the Bioeconomy Cluster Builder is dedicated to sharing knowledge and building connections between the biotechnology and textile industry communities. At its heart is the Generation of Waste creative installation, first exhibited as part of Cop26, which dramatically illustrates the challenges (and opportunities) presented at each stage of the textiles value chain.

A Bioeconomy Week Scotland 2024 event.

In this webinar, delivered by Innovate UK KTN and the Bioeconomy Cluster Builder, we will explore how we can apply biotechnology solutions alongside other ground-breaking technologies to develop a circular textiles industry.

The Bioeconomy Cluster Builder and Space Scotland are delighted to collaborate on this webinar where we explore the many intersections between biotechnology and space exploration, and to learn how Space Scotland and the Bioeconomy Cluster Builder can support your ambitions in this area.

Science-based start-ups and spinouts are often aware that intellectual property (IP) is critical to the success of their business. However, founders have several competing demands and are seldom experts in the world of IP. This collaboration between Industrial Biotechnology Innovation Centre (IBioIC), Potter Clarkson and Highlands and Islands Enterprise is dedicated to helping you begin your IP journey.

The Bioeconomy Cluster Builder and the Scotland Food and Drink Partnership Net Zero Programme are delighted to host this webinar dedicated to exchanging knowledge and building connections between food industry and industrial biotechnology (IB) stakeholders.

A collaboration with Scottish Forestry exploring opportunities to create value from Scotland's residual forestry bioresources.

The Bioeconomy Cluster Builder and Chemical Industries Association are delighted to host this webinar dedicated to exchanging knowledge and building connections between the chemical manufacturing and industrial biotechnology (IB) communities.

Introducing C-SUM - a carbon accounting tool for biotechnology processes being developed by the Industrial Biotechnology Innovation Centre.

A public engagement exhibition showcasing bio-based products.

Come and meet the BCB Project team on the main concourse of Queen St Station, Glasgow, between 8am and 6pm on Tuesday 14 March 2023.

In this webinar The BCB Project will share the Circular Innovation Action Plan that has been created to help accelerate innovative solutions to reduce the amount of CO2 emitted to the environment and showcase some of the latest innovations and projects using industrial waste gases.

The Industrial Biotechnology Innovation Centre (IBioIC), Opportunity North East, Seafood Scotland, University of Stirling and Zero Waste Scotland are hosting this dedicated meeting to bring together key stakeholders from the seafood, biotechnology and waste valorisation communities.

As part of the Bioeconomy Cluster Builder’s Industrial Applications of Biomass series, this online event focuses on the biorefinery concept as a means to create maximum impact and value from biomass. It aims to demonstrate how biorefineries are essential for the future of UK biomass utilisation - key to the shift away from a fossil-based economy and the drive to net zero.

As part of Scottish Bioeconomy Week, the Bioeconomy Cluster Builder is delighted to mark the launch of Biotech Innovators with a dedicated event.

In this webinar we will debate barriers and opportunities in creating and strengthening net zero technological innovation for the ocean. Issues of intellectual property rights, workforce, market barriers, multi-institutional collaboration arrangements and the necessities for financial incentives will be discussed in a panel composed by professionals from four different organisations that will build a holistic overview about innovation led by SMEs operating in the Scottish Blue Economy.

This event will consider a range of novel approaches for transforming local waste bioresources into textile and building materials.

Join this webinar to learn about the ever expanding library of biomaterials and processes that will support the development of a more sustainable, low carbon construction industry. Hear first-hand about cutting edge research and manufacturing that will help deliver the built environment of the future.