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  • Smart Farming and Bioeconomy: Shaping Tomorrow’s Agriculture

    Clonakilty Agricultural College Darrary, Clonakilty, Cork, Ireland

    Three leading MTU research projects—ReNu2Cycle, MainstreamBIO, and SIMONE— are joining forces to shape the future of Irish agriculture. They will host an interactive workshop at Clonakilty Agricultural College during Bioeconomy Ireland Week, focusing on sustainable farming practices and circular bioeconomy innovations. The event will explore how new biobased ideas can help strengthen small farms, rural […]

  • Proteins to Packaging – The Potential of the Irish Bioeconomy

    TU Dublin Central Quad, Grangegorman Lower, Dublin 7, D07 ADY7

    The TU Dublin School of Food Science and Environmental Health will host an activity-based event in the Central Quad labs (Grangegorman campus) lab on Friday 18th of October. There will be a variety of agri-food related applications of bioeconomy including demonstrations and hand on activities. For example, activities in our bioeconomy suite will use microalgae; […]

  • Brewers’ Spent Grain: Unlocking the Potential for Ireland’s Bioeconomy

    Welcome to our exciting online event hosted by DCU, “Brewers' Spent Grain: Unlocking the Potential for Ireland's Bioeconomy”. We will gather a diverse group of professionals from the brewing industry, academia, and sustainability sectors to explore the innovative uses of spent grain—one of the most abundant byproducts of beer production. As we delve into the […]

  • Green Innovation in the Midlands: Social and Economic Transformation in the Bioeconomy

    Online

    As part of the ORIGINN Project, EMRA invites you to participate in a discussion on the development of the Bioeconomy in the Midlands counties of Longford, Westmeath, Offaly, and Laois. With a talk from Dr Jon Paul Faulkner of UCD on the potential of the Bioeconomy to drive rural social and economic transformation, the event […]

  • Thesis in Trees

    The National Botanic Gardens Glasnevin, Dublin, Ireland

    Come to the National Botanic Gardens and learn about all the new technologies scientists are developing from wood! As part of Bioeconomy Ireland Week, PhD researchers from the innovative 'NxtGenWood' Project will come together to engage the public in the latest wood and tree related research. Eight researchers, stationed around the gardens, will present their […]

  • How Nature Powers the Rediscovery Centre – Food, Energy and Us

    The Rediscovery Centre The Boiler House, Ballymun Road, Ballymun, Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

    To celebrate Bioeconomy Ireland Week 2024, the Rediscovery Centre invites you to join them for a tour of the Rediscovery Centre to learn about how we work with nature and how nature-based solutions can help us live more sustainably. Join either at 11:30 or 14:00. A tasty lunch from our Boiler House café will be […]

  • We Built This City on Rock and Coal – Clare Island

    Clare Island Community Centre Clare Island, Capnagower,, Westport, Co. Mayo, Ireland

    We Built This City on Rock and Coal brings scientists and theatre-makers to the rural west of Ireland for a co-created comedy show driven by hopepunk, climate research, music, and what matters most to the local community. It’s a show that’s fun for you, and good for the planet! We believe that every individual and their […]

  • Circular Dairy Summit 2024

    The Osprey Hotel Devoy Quarter, Naas West, Naas, Kildare, Ireland

    The Circular Dairy Summit, takes place on October 24th at the Osprey Hotel, Naas. This exciting event will feature the official launch of the Dairy Processing Technology Centre's (DPTC) pivotal position statement, "Circular Dairy Bioeconomy in Ireland: Harnessing Opportunities for a Sustainable Future." Supported by the University of Limerick’s Kemmy Business School and BiOrbic, this […]

  • The cost of not developing a circular bioeconomy

    InformBio and Foresight projects 16th October (10-11.30 Irish time) Online Why Ireland cannot afford not to invest in the bioeconomy, and how the circular bioeconomy could rescue Irish agriculture?

  • Todhchaí Ghorm – Blue Future

    About the Event  Laurentic Forum 7th-8th October, Carna Co. Galway Join us for Todhchaí Ghorm - Blue Future, an inspiring two-day event dedicated to ocean sustainability, marine conservation, and Ireland's emerging blue bioeconomy. Whether you're a marine professional, sustainability enthusiast, entrepreneur, or simply passionate about our oceans, this workshop offers unparalleled opportunities to learn, network, […]

  • IrBEA’s 24th National Bioenergy Conference

    This year’s conference highlights bioenergy’s vital role in Ireland’s renewable energy future through keynotes, panels, and interactive discussions

  • Comhar BIA Launch Event – De-Risking Innovation through Collaboration Webinar

    Comhar BIA Launch Event – De-Risking Innovation through Collaboration Webinar

    Online

    ICOS and Climate KIC will jointly launch the ‘Comhar BIA’ project which is currently conducting the first feasibility study into a co-owned commercial scale regional biorefinery. This project will also examine the viability of a commercial enabling network. Please see link to webinar here : https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/ef4a1c00-7767-4a02-8ca2-9f768ecde331@b01c1001-d008-4ac4-a4c0-f4395083bf58