Thesis title: Unraveling the role of xylan in the integrity of secondary cell walls: Insights from Arabidopsis and aspen.
Press release from the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Plant cell wall research opens up new opportunities for bioengineering | Externwebben (slu.se)
Supervisor: Ewa Mellerowicz, Bio4Energy Forest-based Feedstocks
Here is where the Bio4Energy researchers meet and greet. Expect to hear research presentations and talks by guests from our sector.
Programme — New as of 21 November 2024
The Registration is closed. Questions? Please contact the organisers. Thank you!
This training hosted by the Multi-purpose Adaptive X-ray Scattering Platform (MAXS) places the emphasis on safety in connection with doing research assisted by X-rays. The training is valid for 5 years and counts towards the radiation safety module in the user training course (1.5 ECTS) available at MAXS.
Workshop discussions on the Swedish government’s Bioeconomy Strategy. Please note that this workshop has been postponed until 17 September.
This is an onsite seminar at Bio4Energy’s host organisation Umea University, hosted by Bio4Energy Environment and Nutrient Recycling. All welcome.
This is a seminar in the SciLife Site series to highlight state-of-the-art infrastructure for bio-based research and development. Onsite and online attendance are available. Please click the link to participate via the Zoom conferencing system. Background information can be found here.
Bio4Energy’s flagship training on location in industry that develops biorefinery production along the East coast of northern Sweden. Bio4Energy Graduate School on the Innovative Use of Biomass. The 2024 edition of this course has concluded. For enquiries about the course content, contact Francesco Gentili, course coordinator.
Click to access, Course Brochure Biorefinery Pilot Research
On site event at RISE Bioeconomy Arena, Sweden’s new development park in northern Sweden.
For information about keynote speakers, click the link. Registration is closed.
This seminar highlights the offer of the High-throughput Centre at RISE Research Institutes of Sweden. It leads strain development as a complementary module to the scale-up activities at the new development park RISE Bioeconomy Arena, Örnsköldsvik, Sweden. Please register here. Complimentary attendance is available via Zoom online conferencing system, click here.
©AnnaStrom
Courtesy Eva Weidemann, Bio4Energy
RISE Processum 2022