Welcome to the seventh edition of the Barbara Project's newsletter!
This is a selection of the most recent news, and many additional articles are available on our news page. You can also view a list of upcoming events within the field.
The videos of the final conference and the training organized by AITIIP and the UA respectively are now available.
Training recording is available here.
Conference recording is available here.
Last October 21st, Barbara Project organized a free training conference in colaboration with Milestone, Metrohm and Sy-Lab.
The University of Alicante, in collaboration with Milestone, Metrohm, and Sy-Lab, organized a free training conference entitled Agro-food waste valorization as a source of valuable biochemicals in circular economy: a reality; in the BARBARA project framework. The online free training conference provided a platform to meet companies and researchers interested in the application of circular economy for the valorization of agro-food wastes.
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You can see our final video on our YouTube channel
You can see our final video on our YouTube Channel.
Last 6th October, BARBARA project closed with a Final Online Conference.
The Barbara project comes to an end. Last 6th October was held the Final Conference broadcasted live from AITIIP.
Those attending the event had the opportunity to learn how to introduce agricultural by-products and residues into a circular economy (More information about the program click here)
FUTURIS is a program from Euronews . The program shows the latest news about the leading scientific and technological research projects in Europe. And now it has been the turn of Barbara project
The EuroScience Open Forum (ESOF) is a biennial, pan-European, general science conference dedicated to scientific research and innovation. Each conference aims to deliver stimulating content and lively debate around the latest advancements and discoveries in the sciences, humanities, and social sciences. Berta Gonzalvo presented Barbara Project from Aitiip.
Barbara project has published on its YouTube channel a new video summarizing the microwave-assisted extraction process carried out in the project
You can see this video on our YouTube Channel.
This project has received funding from the Bio Based Industries Joint Undertaking under the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme (Grant Agreement No. 745578). |