Date: July 24, 2023
Location: Dublin, Ireland
The 16th International Conference on Materials Chemistry (MC16) held from July 3rd to 6th, 2023 in the vibrant city of Dublin, Ireland. BikiarisLab presented two posters, with research and disseminating results from the BIOMAC and OLHE projects. This prestigious event brought together leading researchers, scientists, and experts from around the world to exchange ideas and advancements in the field of materials chemistry.
BIOMAC Project:
One of the major highlights of BikiarisLab's participation at MC16 was the presentation of the groundbreaking research and results from the BIOMAC project. The BIOMAC project, aims to explore, develop and upscale novel materials derived from renewable resources to create advanced composites. These composites are not only environmentally friendly but also possess exceptional mechanical and chemical properties.
Dr Zoi Terzopoulou showcased their innovative findings, demonstrating the potential of bio-based materials in a wide range of applications, from aerospace to automotive industries. The audience at MC16 was impressed by the lab's commitment to sustainable solutions, which has the potential to revolutionize various industrial sectors.
OLHE Project
Another groundbreaking endeavor presented by BikiarisLab at MC16 was the research findings from the OLHE project. The OLHE project focuses on production of innovative and sustainable wood boards from low-value waste biomass.
Through meticulous experimentation and analysis, BikiarisLab demonstrated the progress made in biobased composites. With the world's increasing demand for sustainable solutions, the OLHE project's outcomes have far-reaching implications in advancing towards a more sustainable economy.
BikiarisLab's Impact at MC16:
By disseminating the results from the BIOMAC and OLHE projects, BikiarisLab has inspired new collaborations and partnerships, fostering a global network of researchers working towards a more sustainable future. Their commitment to finding solutions to pressing environmental challenges has positioned BikiarisLab as a driving force in the field of materials chemistry.
Conclusion:
Through the presentation of their pioneering research from the BIOMAC and OLHE projects, the lab has set new benchmarks for sustainability and innovation in the materials chemistry arena.
As we move forward, BikiarisLab's work will undoubtedly continue to shape the landscape of materials chemistry, fostering advancements that promote environmental consciousness and drive us closer to a greener, more sustainable world.
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