About The Event School of Food Science and Environmental Health, TU Dublin 17th October, 10-1, Central Quad, TU Dublin Grangegorman, Dublin 7. A variety of agri-food related applications of the bioeconomy including demonstrations and hand on activities.
Bioeconomy Solutions for Climate Adaptation October 17th - 9:30am – 11:00am Delivered as part of eth Local Authority Climate Action Training Programme, this webinar provides an overview of how national bioeconomy policy is evolving, explores differing bioeconomy solutions and the role of local authorities in promoting same. Link to Webinar https://tipperarycoco.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_UzETLBqnT8GlvZISXIHhYw#/
About this Event The Circular Shift: Transforming Waste into a Bio-based Economy EcoLOGIC Research Group (MU) BioREFINE Research Group (UCC) Friday, 17th Oct 2025, 09:45am-2:00pm Maynooth University Registration link for the event is - https://forms.office.com/e/BGcra4sUC4?origin=lprLink
About the Event Bioeconomy Policy Innovation in Action: Insights from the EU, Ireland, and Beyond Climate KIC Friday October 17th 12:30 – 13:30 Online This webinar explains recent EU Bioeconomy Strategy developments, analyses Ireland’s Bioeconomy Action Plan through an innovation lens, and shares bioeconomy policy innovation insights from other EU countries to boost learning across […]
This event showcases the blue bioeconomy’s potential by uniting research, industry, and policy to drive innovation, commercialisation, and sustainable marine growth.
A workshop bringing organisations from across Ireland's nutrient system together to identify practical industrial symbiosis opportunities — reconnecting wastewater, agriculture and bio-fertiliser production to improve recovery and circulation of nitrogen and phosphorus. Participants will develop prioritised symbiosis opportunities and agree a shared change pathway and immediate actions. Target Audience: Organisations linked to nutrient management in […]
Part of the Blue Bioeconomy Forum 2026, this year's edition brings together experts, innovators and industry leaders for a full day of keynotes, round tables and workshops across the seaweed value chain: the Irish seaweed sector, industry perspectives on European and global seaweed markets, blue economy funding pathways for SMEs, and hands-on workshops, closing with […]
Circular Intelligence, with The Circular Economists Dublin Chapter, presents "Who's Actually Making Money in the Circular Bioeconomy" on Monday 19 October at The Convention Centre. This in-person, two-hour business clinic covers the realities of start-up and scale-up growth, then turns to supply chains, procurement, partnerships and investment for SMEs and corporates.
The FAO Regional Forest Communicators' Networks host a "Communication Session" on Monday 19 October at The Convention Centre. This in-person panel discussion looks at strategic communication for forest-based bioeconomy solutions and presents the "Grow the Solution" global communications campaign.
As part the Global Bieoconomy Summit 2026, an exhibition and launch event run by IBISBA-IE will take place. This will include exhibition stands, short videos and direct engagement showcasing infrastructure, expertise and services for biomanufacturing across Europe. Exhibition: 09:00-18:00 Launch: 14:00-18:00 Co-organised by IBISBA-IE, UCC and MTU.
The Landscape Alliance (CIFOR & ICRAF) presents "Tree-Powered Bioeconomies and Biodiversity" on Monday 19 October, 14:00–16:00, at The Convention Centre. This in-person session explores the potential of tree commodities to advance inclusive bioeconomies while safeguarding biodiversity and supporting landscape restoration. Register here.
Renewable Gas Forum Ireland holds its Members Meeting on Monday 19 October, 14:00–17:30, at The Convention Centre. This in-person gathering covers policy updates, technical exchange and industry dialogue on renewable gas, biomethane deployment and circular bioeconomy pathways.
