B4: Better Biobased Building Blocks
25-06-2015
Biorizon Update: Developing Functionalized Biobased Aromatics
Biorizon researchers have been working hard on developing functionalized biobased aromatics from sugars and lignin. Please take a look at the current progress and calls for participation.
25-06-2015
New €200 million EU call for bioeconomy proposals launched
Europe’s bio-based economy will receive a major boost with the announcement of a new, over €200 million call for proposals on June 26 for the Bio-Based Industries Joint Undertaking (BBI JU).
24-06-2015
Dutch government ordered to cut carbon emissions in landmark ruling
Dutch court orders state to reduce emissions by 25% within five years to protect its citizens from climate change in world’s first climate liability suit. This ruling supports the ambitions of organizations like Biorizon that actively work on making the chemical industry more sustainable and diminishing CO2-emissions.
15-06-2015
Deloitte: Biobased Delta globally competitive to valorize sugars into biobased chemicals
June 4 2015 saw the presentation of a Deloitte study at the Green Chemistry Campus that was commissioned by the Biobased Delta. The study shows that the Biobased Delta is a globally competitive region to valorize sugars into biobased chemicals. Biorizon is part of the Biobased Delta.
16-05-2015
Call for Participation ‘Sugars to Bio-Aromatics’
Over the last months Shared Research Center Biorizon has been busy developing new routes to biobased aromatics and applying for innovation funds to secure its groundbreaking research. Currently Biorizon offers several opportunities for global leaders in the fields of feedstock, conversion, equipment and end products to participate in research concerning 'Sugars to Bio-aromatics'.
21-04-2015
FISCH’ ARBOREF project valorizes all lignocellulosic biomass to fuel the aromatics market
With the ARBOREF project from FISCH (Flanders Innovation Hub for Sustainable Chemistry), Biorizon aims to create new pathways for the valorization of áll major parts of lignocellulosic biomass (cellulose, hemicellulose and lignin) towards a set of carefully selected chemical platform molecules and aromatic building blocks by a ‘lignin-first’ biorefinery approach to fuel the aromatics market.



