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04 April
2019
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Blue Bioeconomy Forum
Newsletter
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Editorial
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The Blue Bioeconomy forum: Spring Edition
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Dear reader, in this spring edition of the BBF newsletter, we bring you updates on the Forum’s activities and the latest news in the European Blue Bioeconomy. Over the winter, we analysed the results of our recent stakeholder conference. Key challenges were identified and formed the basis of our working group discussions in early March. Read our recap for highlights. We are also pleased to announce that our second conference will take place on 25 June in Brussels and we will soon be launching a stakeholder survey: please fill it in – and share it with your network – to help us draft a roadmap as accurately as possible! Meanwhile, for more relaxed reading, we propose two innovative projects to learn from: N-Chitopack and its biobased plastic solution, and Amalia, which is making value out of invasive species. Scroll down for a list of upcoming events, short announcements and publications.
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Activities of the Blue Bio-economy Forum
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Blue Bioeconomy in practice
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EU Maritime Day Blue Bioeconomy workshop announced
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It will showcase the challenges that scientists face when translating a lab-based innovation to a blue biobased business, from an early-stage startup to a globally grown company perspective, and how networks such as BBA & BBBA can offer effective support to overcome such challenges.
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Blue Bio Value accelerator launches new call for projects
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You have until 21st June to apply for the Acceleration Programme which will help you validate your technology, identify key customer segments, develop a profitable and sustainable business model, build customer relationships, be prepared for fundraising and for investor meetings and take your marine bio products to market. Also, you will acquire several business and soft skills which are key for success.
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Public consultation for the evaluation of EMODnet
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This consultation is aimed at researchers, public authorities, private bodies and civil society concerned with coastal or offshore issues who contribute to EMODnet, use EMODnet or could use EMODnet.
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Irish government announces €2.4 Million Investment by the Marine Institute in Industry-Led Marine Projects
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Of it, blue bioeconomy projects will receive about €400.000 in grant in the next three years
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Publication and studies
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The Environmental Risks Associated With the Development of Seaweed Farming in Europe - Prioritizing Key Knowledge Gaps
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Study to support investment for the sustainable development of the blue economy
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Upcoming events
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Bio-Based Industries Joint Undertaking Info Day
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Baltic Sea Region Mussel Farming & Nutrient Offset Conference
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12th International Conference on Bio-based Materials
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2019 IMBeR Open Science Conference
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The Blue Bioeconomy Forum brings together a partnership of industry, public authorities, academia, and finance in order to strengthen Europe's competitive position in the emerging blue bioeconomy.
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