The 3rd of BiOrbic's quarterly EPE Training workshops. In this interactive session, participants will learn: How to define their audience How to address audience needs and priorities How science topics […]
Bioeconomy Ireland Week is an annual week-long event held each October to highlight and raise awareness of Ireland’s rapidly growing bioeconomy. The celebration is a collaboration of events involving industry, […]
The 4th of BiOrbic’s quarterly EPE Training workshops. In this interactive session, participants will work together to: Establish an aim for their EPE activities in 2022 Identify opportunities to collaborate […]
UCD School of Biomolecular and Biomedical Science, along with BiOrbic, SFI Bioeconomy Research Centre are please to announce the 2022 Shane Kenny Memorial Biotechnology Lecture. The lecture will be presented […]
Cresset, BiOrbic SFI Bioeconomy Research Centre, Crystal3 MSCA Consortium and UCD School of Chemistry are delighted to present a new state-of-the-art computational chemistry course focused on the life and chemical sciences. […]
BiOrbic, Bioeconomy SFI Research Centre, is undertaking the preparation of a report on ‘Circular Bioeconomy in support of Climate Action, Sustainable Food and Biobased Systems’ . In this context, it […]
BiOrbic, Bioeconomy SFI Research Centre is holding its Annual Research Day is taking place on Thursday 9th of June 2022 in person in University College Dublin. This year’s Research Day […]
Please join BiOrbic, Bioeconomy SFI Research Centre from Dublin, Ireland and our partners, Wageningen University and Research from Netherlands, and Bologna University from Italy to learn about about bioeconomy research […]
The BiOrbic PhD Postdoc Committee & EDI Committee invites you to join our first Pub Quiz specially designed for the Pride Month! The event will take place at Doyle’s Pub […]
BRSI 2022 is BiOrbic’s biggest early career researcher-led Symposium to be held in December 2022 in Dublin, Ireland. The Symposium will serve as a platform for PhDs, Postdocs, start-ups and […]
What is possible when we look to biological and renewable resources to address future challenges and create a sustainable and circular Europe? The BISC-E Ireland invites students to take part […]
