Welcome to a 2hr webinar with presentations and Q&A 12 June 2024 from 10-12 o’clock about Biomaterials from local non-wood biomass.

In Denmark, we have a big untapped potential to boost agricultural production of agricultural residues, and utilize available non-wood resources for materials in the circular bioeconomy.

Bio materials have a great potential in future construction practices: everyday packaging, building materials, and other high value materials as sustainable alternatives to conventional fossil-based materials. The long lifetime of construction materials opens a window for using it for CO2-storage and create negative emissions in the building and materials sector.

Time: 10-12 o’clock

Participation is for free. Register latest 10 June!

Clover Green Valleys - System analysis

Program

What are the bioresources for materials in the future bioeconomy?

10.05 -10.20: The sustainable potential for non-wood bioresources for biobased materials by professor Uffe Jørgensen, Department of Agroecology, Aarhus University

10.20 -10.25: Questions and discussion

10.25 – 10.40: Paludiculture crops for biomaterials production by postdoc Claudia Nielsen, Department of Agroecology, Aarhus University

10.40 -10.45: Questions and discussion What are the regulatory landscape for emerging biobased materials?

10.45 -11.00: New regulation schemes and requirements for sustainable building and the role of biomaterials by Lau Raffnsøe, Technical Manager in Rådet for Bæredygtigt Byggeri

11.00 -11.05: Questions and discussion What are some of the concrete examples for biobased materials?

11.05 -11.20: Biobased boards from lowland meadow grass/paludiculture grass by phD Julian Christ, Department of Geosciences and Natural Resource Management, University of Copenhagen

11.20 -11.25: Questions and discussion

11.25 -11.40: Grass fiber from green biorefining for biomaterials – coupling food and materials production through green biorefineries by CBIO Centre Leader and associate professor Morten Ambye-Jensen, Department of Biological and Chemical Engineering, Aarhus University

11.40 – 11.45: Questions and discussion

11.45 -12.00: Sum-up

Welcome!

CBIO - centre for circular bioeconomy
Aarhus universitet