All events of interest to members
The Chartered Institute of Water and Environmental Management (CIWEM) holds events and courses which may be of interest to EBNet members. Selected current events include: Flood and Coast 2020: Digital sessions continue throughout the remainder of this year and into 2021. Fabricated Soils (FABSoil) Project Webinar, 8 Dec 20, 5:30-6:30 …
Tuesday, 1st December 2020 at 12:00pm – 1:30pm. This event is now over. The webinar recording can be accessed here. In place of our Research Colloquium 2021, EBNet is hosting a series of specialist webinars to support knowledge exchange amongst members. Featuring presentations from: Juhani Kostiainen, Plantwork Systems Ltd. Talk: …
Webinar, 12th November 2020 Join BioVale for this free workshop to discuss opportunities for added value from food manufacturing side streams and co-products in Yorkshire. This event will bring together: food manufacturers with technology providers and researchers who can add value to those products. The webinar will be followed by …
Tuesday, 17th November 2020 at 12:00pm – 1:30pm This event is now over. If you’d like to learn more about the session, view the summary here or watch Dr Zhugen Yang’s talk here. (Prof Kasprzyk-Hordern’s talk has been embargoed to non-attendees). In place of our Research Colloquium 2021, EBNet is …
Tuesday, 3rd November 2020 at 12:00pm – 1:30pm If you’d like to learn more about the session, view the summary here or watch the full session recording here. In place of our Research Colloquium 2021, EBNet is hosting a series of specialist webinars to support knowledge exchange amongst members. Featuring …
Our first online conference gathered more than 80 ECR members to share their research and network with peers. We managed to entice people (on the hottest day of the year!) for a packed schedule of 17 featured research presentations and numerous posters, with a lively side chat too. Talks ranged widely. In addition …
UPDATE 11/03/20 – This event has been postponed from 19 Mar 20 to a date yet to be confirmed. We will post the updated details here when we know them or visit the CIWEM events page here. The Central Southern branch of the CIWEM invite you to an evening seminar …
The Supergen Bioeenergy Hub invites you to this networking event to explore successes and opportunities in international development and renewable energy access on Tuesday 24 March, 12-4.30 pm at Conference Aston, Aston University. This event is part of the Innovate UK Energy Catalyst project Rice Straw to Biogas (R2B) which …
UPDATE 04/03/20 – This event has been postponed to a date yet to be confirmed. We will post the updated details here when we know them. Join the #AgroRES project for a seminar to enable farmers to find out about: Solar panels with or without energy storage to power your …
This event was held as an online conference on Thursday 25 Jun. All voting closed on the 14th of July. This entirely free event connects EBNet ECR members* to share research and experiences across the range of Environmental Biotechnology activity nationwide. Due to recent events, this was a “virtual” conference. …
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To celebrate and make Women in STEM more visible, Cranfield University is organising the Early Career Women in Water (ECWW20) conference to be held on 17 March 2020. The event will provide a platform for female early career researchers and young water professionals to promote their work and research, thereby …
This year, the Environmental Biotechnology Research Colloquium was held at the John McIntyre Conference Centre at the University of Edinburgh, starting with a dinner at 7:30 pm on 22 January 2020, with the main conference from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on 23 January 2020. The programme is here. Programme …
The theme of this year’s Anaerobic Digestion and Bioresources Association’s National Conference was ‘There’s no net zero without biogas’. EBNet’s Angie Bywater gave a presentation on how research is working to help achieve this ambition. Also included in this panel session were Dr Keith Simons (SHV Energy), Andy Griffiths (Nestle) …
There are a number of cross-over areas between the NIBB and the area of bio-remediation is one of them. Manchester hosted some were fascinating talks on this topic, including some on engineering cell vesicles for nanoparticle production, using phyto- remediation for metal recovery, deploying microbes to treat e-waste and mine …
