• Scaling Industrial Hemp in the Global Bioeconomy

    The Convention Centre, Dublin Spencer Dock, N Wall Quay, North Wall, Dublin 1, D01 T1W6, Ireland

    Join the Federation of International Hemp Organisations (FIHO) on Monday 19 October, 09:00–13:30, at Liffey Hall 2, CCD, for "Scaling Industrial Hemp in the Global Bioeconomy." This half-day, in-person workshop dives into industrial hemp production and manufacturing, explores feedstock value chains for textiles, materials and food/feed, and wraps up with a roundtable discussion. Register here.

  • Unlocking Marginal Lands for the Global Bioeconomy

    The Convention Centre, Dublin Spencer Dock, N Wall Quay, North Wall, Dublin 1, D01 T1W6, Ireland

    ATB and Greenovate!Europe (G!E) host "Unlocking Marginal Lands for the Global Bioeconomy" on Monday 19 October, 09:00–17:00, at The Convention Centre. This full-day, in-person event examines how marginal lands can support responsible industrial feedstock production — from hemp and kenaf to biogas crops, medicinal plants, paludiculture and energy willow — and what it takes to […]

  • Embedding Bioeconomy into Education Programmes

    University College Dublin Dublin, Ireland

    Embedding Bioeconomy into Education Programmes This workshop run by the BEST Network, BiOrbic, CBEC and the Rural Agroecology Network includes UCD facility site visits: microalgae production from wastewater, mushroom growing from coffee grounds, and campus food-waste treatment. Open to academics, teachers, student teachers, policymakers, youth and business. Target audience: academics, teachers, student teachers, policymakers, youth, […]

  • Blue Ambition 26 – Finding Opportunities in the Blue Bioeconomy

    The Convention Centre, Dublin Spencer Dock, N Wall Quay, North Wall, Dublin 1, D01 T1W6, Ireland

    Blue Ambition 26 – Finding Opportunities in the Blue Bioeconomy is Ireland's flagship blue bioeconomy event, is returning as a GBS2026 satellite event. Bord Iascaigh Mhara (BIM) - Ireland's Seafood Development Agency in conjunction with Hatch Blue are delighted to invite you to Blue Ambition 26, Ireland's flagship blue bioeconomy event, returning this year as […]

  • Regional Bioeconomy in Action: From Local Solutions to Global Transformation

    The Gibson Hotel Point Square, North Wall, Dublin, D01 X2P2

    EFI Bioregions & BIO2REG bring together regional policymakers, practitioners and researchers for "Regional Bioeconomy in Action: From Local Solutions to Global Transformation" on Monday 19 October, 13:30–16:30, at The Gibson Hotel, Point Square, Dublin. This in-person round table explores how regions are advancing the bioeconomy transition across agricultural, forestry and coastal areas. Register here.

  • Innovating for Impact: Bioeconomy Enterprises for Biodiversity and Inclusion

    The Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI) Latin America hosts "Innovating for Impact: Bioeconomy Enterprises for Biodiversity and Inclusion" on Monday 19 October, 14:00–15:00, at The Convention Centre. This in-person round table looks at how bioeconomy companies are embedding biodiversity into corporate strategy across four levels — corporate, operations, value chains and portfolio — drawing on case […]

  • EBRC Global Forum Meeting on Policy for Engineering Biology and the BioEconomy

    The Convention Centre, Dublin Spencer Dock, N Wall Quay, North Wall, Dublin 1, D01 T1W6, Ireland

    The Engineering Biology Research Consortium hosts the "EBRC Global Forum Meeting on Policy for Engineering Biology and the BioEconomy" on Monday 19 October, 14:00–17:00, at The Convention Centre. This three-hour hybrid meeting/workshop examines engineering biology policy and its relationship to bioeconomy growth. No

  • ReFarm Conversations: Bringing the Bioeconomy to Life

    ReFarm hosts "ReFarm Conversations: Bringing the Bioeconomy to Life" on Monday 19 October, 16:30–19:00, at The Camden, 84 Camden Street Lower, Dublin 2. Hosted by Ella McSweeney, this in-person discussion brings together farmers, finance and policy voices to talk nature restoration funding and investment, followed by drinks, food and networking. Register here.

  • The Bioeconomy Pubcast: Bridging Science, Policy and Society

    The Ferryman 35 Sir John Rogerson's Quay, Grand Canal Dock, Dublin, D02 E448

    Grab a pint and join the conversation 🍺🎙️ On Monday 19 October, 18:00–21:00, BiOrbic teams up with the Bioeconomy Matters podcast for The Bioeconomy Pubcast: Bridging Science, Policy and Society at The Ferryman, Dublin. Expect a live podcast panel, short talks from BiOrbic researchers, live audience Q&A, and plenty of networking — all in the […]

  • AgriWell — From Sea to Soil / Ó Mhuir go Talamh

    Carna Galway, Ireland

    AgriWell — From Sea to Soil / Ó Mhuir go Talamh, an international symposium on marine biostimulants and biopesticides for regenerative agriculture. 📍 Carna, Co. na Gaillimhe 📅 22 October 2026 – 23 October 2026 🕘 9:00–18:00 Held in Carna in the Connemara Gaeltacht as a satellite event of the Global Bioeconomy Summit 2026, AgriWell […]

  • Bioeconomy metrics and standards: developing a roadmap for scaling-up sustainable bioeconomy solutions

    The IBF Working Group on indicators/metrics/standards, together with the EC's DG Research & Innovation, the German Federal Ministry of Agriculture, and Climate & Company, host "Bioeconomy metrics and standards: developing a roadmap for scaling-up sustainable bioeconomy solutions" on Thursday 22 October, 09:00–12:30, at Europe House, 5 Balfe Street, Dublin D02 E7K4. This in-person workshop follows […]

  • Closing the Loop: Best Practice & Innovation for Circular Nutrient Recovery

    The Dean Hotel, Cork Cork, Ireland

    We would like to bring your attention to an upcoming NPower workshop event which has been organised in collaboration with ReNu2Cycle, SIMONE, and REGENERATE projects at MTU as part of Bioeconomy Ireland Week. The event will take place on Friday, October 23rd at The Dean Hotel, Railway Street, Cork City from 10am-2pm. Please find agenda […]