Events - Bio4Energy

EU Green Week 2021: Call for Partner Event Proposals

Details: Written by Anna Strom

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BioInnovation Seminar on EU Funding Possibilities

Details: Written by Bio4Energy partners

Gör dig redo för internationella forskningsprojekt inom bioekonomin

Register here (please click the link)

Nu är Horizon Europe lanserat. EU:s nya ramprogram inom forskning och innovation har en budget om 95,5 miljarder euro. Programmet är därmed en stor möjlighet för Sveriges företag, institut och akademi att i samverkan med utländska aktörer söka finansiering för utvecklingsprojekt med betydelse för bioekonomin.

Den 15 april bjuder BioInnovation och SusFor in till ett gemensamt digitalt seminarium om Horizon Europe och möjligheter att finansiera internationella projekt. Här får du konkret information om intressanta ämnesområden, tips om stöd i ansökningsprocessen och exempel från aktörer som tidigare drivit internationella projekt.

Program 15 april

09.00 Välkomna
Anna Wiberg, BioInnovation

Aktuellt inom EU - Green deal och bioekonomi
Anna Holmgren, Skogsindustrierna

Public Private Partnerships som t ex Circular and Biobased Europe (CBE)
Johan Elvnert, Forest-based Sector Technology Platform (FTP)

Horizon Europe - om kluster 4 samt 6 och stöd från Vinnova
Nadine Schweizer, Vinnova

Exempel på ämnesområden (topics)
Anna Wiberg, BioInnovation och Lars Högbom, Skogforsk

10.00 Paus

10.10 Kommande workshop om att skriva ansökningar
Monica Schofield, TUTECH

Stöd för ansökningar inom hållbar industri
Anders Holmgren, Vinnova

Nyttan av att delta i Horizon-projekt
Isabelle Bergkvist, Mellanskog, delar erfarenheter från att leda BBI-projekt

Aktuella möjligheter för små och medelstora företag
TBD

Tandem Forest Value
Karin Perhans, Formas

11.15-11.30 Avslutning

Om seminariet

Seminariet riktar sig till forskare inom akademin och företag och institut i skogssektorn med ett intresse för större ansökningar. Dagen arrangeras av SusFor och BioInnovation och finansieras av Vinnova. Den är en del i satsningen för ökat svenskt deltagande i EU-finansierad forskning inom den skogsindustriella sektorn.

SusFor är ett samarbete mellan Skogsfakulteten på Sveriges lantbruksuniversitet (SLU) och Skogforsk för att öka intresset för europeiska forskningssamarbeten.

BioInnovation är det strategiska innovationsprogrammet för biobaserad forskning och utveckling.

Välkommen!

Anna Wiberg, BioInnovation
Karl Jäghagen, SLU
Lars Högbom, Skogforsk

Conference on the Impact of Fuel Quality on Power Production and the Environment

Details: Written by Conference Organiser, editing by A.S.

Call for papers - 28th International Conference Impacts of Fuel Quality on Power Production and the Environment

When: Postponed until late September 2021

Where: Åre, Sweden

This conference, 28th in the series, will highlight solutions to the significant fuel-quality challenges facing power producers using current power technologies such as fluidised bed, sub-critical boilers, incineration, as well as newer technologies such as IGCC, PFBC, super- and ultra-super-critical boilers, oxy-fuel systems and gasifiers. These challenges involve fuel preparation and blending, slagging, fouling, corrosion, aerosol formation, ash disposal, catalyst poisoning, availability and capacity, as well as sensors and control strategies.

The conference emphasises end-results and application of fundamental information to minimise fuel quality impacts on power
production and the environment. The conference will focus on traditional fuels, particularly traded coals, low-grade and low-rank coals and opportunity fuels such as biomass, tires, black liquor, MSW, waste sludge and pet coke. Fundamental studies, pilot-scale investigations, full-scale evaluations and computer simulation papers are encouraged.

Sessions for the conference will include, but are not limited to

• Coal and opportunity fuels such as waste and biomass
• Fuel characterisation, preparation and upgrading
• Co-combustion
• Ash characterisation
• Slagging
• Deposit build-up, consolidation and shedding
• Fly ash and aerosol formation
• Corrosion at high temperatures
• Influence of ash on process performance: Operational and emission problems
• Diagnostics, sensors and controls

9th IUPAC International Conference on Green Chemistry

Details: Written by IUPAC staff, editing by A.S.

The 9^th IUPAC International Conference on Green Chemistry is organised by the Association of Greek Chemists (AGC), in collaboration with the IUPAC Interdivisional Committee on Green Chemistry for Sustainable Development (ICGCSD) and the Hellenic Green Chemistry Network. It has been endorsed by IUPAC and several other organisations and associations related to Green and Sustainable Chemistry.

When: Postponed until 2022

Where: Athens, Greece

The main aim of the IUPAC International Conference series on Green Chemistry (ICGC) is to bring together all relevant stakeholders from academia, research, industry, NGOs, policy makers and society, to exchange and disseminate knowledge and ideas that promote the concept of green chemistry, sustainable development and circular economy. This year’s conference is the ninth of the ICGC series, the first having been organised in Germany (2006), followed by Russia (2008), Canada (2010), Brazil (2012), South Africa (2014), Italy (2016), Russia (2017) and Thailand (2018).

The ICGC-9 will cover the following general topics

Green Chemistry in Academia, Research and Industry
Green Chemistry in Education and Society
Green Chemistry for Sustainable Development, Bioeconomy and Circular Economy

The scientific programme will deal with global trends and developments in the field of green and sustainable chemistry, as well as with research and technology aspects of high importance to specific parts of the world. For example, the topic of biomass valorisation will be discussed both with regard to agricultural, as well as forestry wastes, to be of interest to relevant countries and regions. The use of non-toxic solvents, the development of low/no waste industrial chemical processes, the use of bio-based or degradable plastics, as well as the increase of societal and political awareness on green chemistry practices, will comprise of topics with a broader audience. The contribution of Green Chemistry to the implementation of Sustainable Development Goals set by the United Nations will also be highlighted. Within this context, both new fundamental chemistry approaches, as well as dedicated industry-oriented processes will be discussed, in the different areas of chemistry and chemical engineering.

The conference programme will comprise of Plenary, Keynote, Oral and Poster presentations, and will include workshops, e.g. on bio-based polymers and plastics recycling, presentation of awards and prizes, as well as attractive social events.

Highlights of the conference will be communicated by IUPAC via its news magazine Chemistry International, and the proceedings will be published in a Special Issue of IUPAC’s official journal, Pure and Applied Chemistry. Special issues of high-impact journals in the field of Green and Sustainable Chemistry will also be produced, with selected papers of the conference, following standard peer-review procedures.