Hydrogen Made By Microalgae - BLOOM Videoseries BLOOM Bioeconomy 2020-12-08 | This time the BLOOM film team will visit researchers who are working with microalgae and we will hear how these magical microorganisms can create energy in the form of hydrogen. Yes, microalgae can do that. If you want to know what microalgaes are and why people even research in this field, watch the video! And leave comments about your thoughts!More information about the research: uco.es/investigacion/ucci/es/noticias-ingles/item/2653-algae-and-bacteria-team-up-to-increase-hydrogen-productionFind out more about bioeconomy on the Bloom website: www.bloom-bioeconomy.euor facebook.com/bloomEUortwitter.com/bloom_EUVideo production: Otelo eGen, Linz/AustriaModerator: Raquel Toledo Bernalfacebook.com/Coach-de-Cine-Raquel-Toledo-Bernal-1638671679580180
Biogospodarka (shortanimation) BLOOM Bioeconomy 2021-02-12 | Language: Polish!for the English version go to: youtube.com/watch?v=rLYaMEFQ94Y&t=38sDescription:A circular Bioeconomy has the potential to contribute to sustainable practices and to mitigate the climatecrisis with techniques ranging from simple ones - such as re-using waste as resource in the manufacturing of new products, to complex ones like building new materials such as #bioplastics from components of the original biomass.By 2050, Europe will have a sustainable and competitive bio-based industry providing jobs and growth that contribute to a circular bio-society. In this circular bio-society, informed citizens choose a sustainable way of life, supporting an economy that couples economic growth with societal well-being and respect for the environment.To be successful, the European bioeconomy needs to have sustainability and circularity at its heart. This will drive the renewal of our industries, the modernisation of our primary production systems, the protection of the environment and will enhance biodiversity.
BIOTALOUS (shortanimation) BLOOM Bioeconomy 2021-02-12 | in Finnish!A circular Bioeconomy has the potential to contribute to sustainable practices and to mitigate the climatecrisis with techniques ranging from simple ones - such as re-using waste as resource in the manufacturing of new products, to complex ones like building new materials such as #bioplastics from components of the original biomass.By 2050, Europe will have a sustainable and competitive bio-based industry providing jobs and growth that contribute to a circular bio-society. In this circular bio-society, informed citizens choose a sustainable way of life, supporting an economy that couples economic growth with societal well-being and respect for the environment.To be successful, the European bioeconomy needs to have sustainability and circularity at its heart. This will drive the renewal of our industries, the modernisation of our primary production systems, the protection of the environment and will enhance biodiversity.
Was ist eigentlich Bioökonomie? Eine kurze Erklärung.. BLOOM Bioeconomy 2021-02-12 | Wieso beschäftigen wir uns mit einer nachhaltigen Produktionsweise? Was ist Bioökonomie? Was hat der Klimawandel damit zu tun und welche Rohmaterialien stellen Alternativen zu fossilen Rohstoffen dar? Das BLOOM Projekt beschäftigt sich mit Innovationen und Forschung im Bereich der Bioökonomie. BLOOM ist ein EU gefördertes Projekt // horizon2020www.bloom-bioeconomy.eu2020
The BLOOM Documentary about Bioeconomy BLOOM Bioeconomy 2020-12-16 | What is bioeconomy? Can we show examples of the so-called bioeconomy? What are innovations in this field? These are questions that lead to a journey around Europe. For 2 years the BLOOM film team spoke to experts and researchers in the field of bioeconomy, was filming in factories, universities and labs and made a documentary, which consists of 5 episodes on different topics: How can a shirt be made of wood? Microalgae that produce hydrogen? What can we do with food waste? And why are sugar beets or bacteria used to made bioplastic? Enjoy watching it! More information about the BLOOM project:www.bloom-bioeconomy.eu
The BLOOM Suitcase - Outreach activity BLOOM Bioeconomy 2020-12-16 | The bioeconomy is already part of our everyday lives. Many traditional products are bio-based, for example fibres from cotton, hemp or flax, or paper and other wood products.In the BLOOM bioeconomy suitcase you will find many examples of biobased products. Bloom partners from all over Europe have put together samples of local companies to show how the concept of bioeconomy is being put into practice.Bioeconomy to touch!More information about the BLOOM project: www.bloom-bioeconomy.euBLOOM - This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No. 773983
Bioplastics in Your Daily Life - Webinar BLOOM Bioeconomy 2020-11-05 | The full BLOOM webinar from 29th of September, hostet by Wageningen Research (NL) in collaboration with JAMK University of Applied Science & Vetenskap & Allmänhet (Finland) Eu Projekt: BLOOM - Boosting European Citizen's Knowledge and Awareness of Bioeconomy Research and Innovation.https://bloom-bioeconomy.euThis project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No. 773983.
BLOOM biotalous-matkalaukku BLOOM Bioeconomy 2020-10-22 | Lähdetään matkalle! Tämä matkalaukku on täynnä tuotteita, jotka näyttävät ja tuntuvat jokapäiväisessä käytössämme olevilta tuotteilta, mutta yhdessä asiassa ne ovat erilaisia: ne eivät kuormita ympäristö. Matkalaukussamme on BIOPOHJAISIA TUOTTEITA. Mitä ne sitten ovat? Biopohjaiset tuotteet on valmistettu kasveista tai kasviperäisistä kierrätetyistä materiaaleista. Monet tavanomaiset tuotteet on usein valmistettu fossiilisista ja muista uusiutumattomista raaka-aineista, joista on tulevaisuudessa niukkuutta. Mitä sinä pakkaat matkalaukkuusi, kun seuraavan kerran lähdet matkalle?Euroopan Unionin rahoittama BLOOM-projekti toteutetaan vuosina 2017-20. Projektin tavoitteena on edistää eri toimijoiden, kuten tutkijoiden, viranomaisten ja tavallisten ihmisten, välistä vuoropuhelua ja tiedonvaihtoa sekä tehdä biotalouden mahdollisuudet tutuksi.
La maletín de Bloom Bioeconomy BLOOM Bioeconomy 2020-10-21 | Es el momento de viajar! Un maletín lleno de artículos que podrían parecer productos que hemos estado utilizando durante años, excepto porque son ligeramente diferentes: no dañan el medio ambienteHemos llenado nuestro maletín con lo que se conoce como PRODUCTOS BIOECONÓMICOS. Hmmn?! Son productos hechos en su mayor parte por plantas y otros materiales naturales o reciclados. Algo diferente de la mayoría de productos domésticos que utilizamos a diario, hechos a partir de fuentes fósiles procedentes de la Tierra, que se están agotando a futuro. ¿Qué introducirás en su maleta la próxima vez que viajes?Sobre Bloom: Bloom es una acción europea de Coordinación y Apoyo (CSA) implementada desde 2017 hasta 2020. El proyecto tiene como objetivo reunir a diferentes socios europeos para debatir, comunicar y comprometer al público en relación con el potencial de la bioeconomía.
Ein Koffer voller Zukunft BLOOM Bioeconomy 2020-10-16 | Entdecke mit uns biobasierte Produkte! Im Rahmen des EU Projektes Bloom stellen wir Produkte aus der Bioökonomie vor... Produktion: Otelo eGen
The Bloom Bioeconomy Suitcase BLOOM Bioeconomy 2020-10-01 | Its time to travel!A suitcase filled with items that might look and feel like the products we´ve been using for years, except that they are slightly different: they don’t harm the environment.Our case has been packed with what is known as BIOBASED PRODUCTS. Hmmn?! These are products that are made mostly from plants and other natural or recycled raw materials. This is different from many of the household products that we use today, made from fossils that the earth will run out of, in the future. What will you pack in your suitcase the next time you travel?About Bloom:Bloom is an EU Coordination and Support Action implemented from 2017 to 2020. The project aims at bringing together partners from across Europe to debate, communicate, and engage the public in the potential of bioeconomy.
Do you care about the climate? Then care about the Bioeconomy! BLOOM Bioeconomy 2020-07-13 | The Bioeconomy is more relevant than ever!A circular Bioeconomy has the potential to contribute to sustainable practices and to mitigate the climatecrisis with techniques ranging from simple ones - such as re-using waste as resource in the manufacturing of new products, to complex ones like building new materials such as #bioplastics from components of the original biomass.By 2050, Europe will have a sustainable and competitive bio-based industry providing jobs and growth that contribute to a circular bio-society. In this circular bio-society, informed citizens choose a sustainable way of life, supporting an economy that couples economic growth with societal well-being and respect for the environment.To be successful, the European bioeconomy needs to have sustainability and circularity at its heart. This will drive the renewal of our industries, the modernisation of our primary production systems, the protection of the environment and will enhance biodiversity.
What the tree can do! - The Forest Bioeconomy BLOOM Bioeconomy 2020-06-15 | The Dutch Hub and the Nordic Hub of the BLOOM project organized the “What the tree can do” Webinar as the second one of the BLOOM Bioeconomy Webinar Series "Bioeconomy in our daily lives".In the webinar you will meet four top researchers in the different fields of forest bioeconomy talking about opportunities related to wood fibers and lignin as well as perspectives of future research, forest availability and the role of bioeconomy in a sustainable future.AGENDACellulose Fibres – Available products and opportunities – Research Manager, VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland Ltd, Katariina TorvinenLignin products: from research to demonstration – Dr. ing., Wageningen Food & Biobased Research, Richard GosselinkNew materials from the forest – from super-strong fibres to wood-batteries – PhD, researcher/Platform coordinator Treesearch, Josefin IllergårdWood and forest: sustainably contributing to a circular bioeconomy – Dr., Principle Scientist / Team Lead Sustainable Bioeconomy, EUROPEAN FOREST INSTITUTE (EFI), Diana TuomasJukka
Bioplastic From Bacteria - BLOOM Videoseries BLOOM Bioeconomy 2020-05-27 | Can you imagine how bacteria can help to produce bioplastic? A bioplastic which is biodegradable and even biocompatible? In this episode of the Bloom video series we will see how it works, by visiting Dr. Maciej Guzik in his lab at the Institute of Catalysis and Surface Chemistry PAS in Krakau. Find out more about bioeconomy on the Bloom website: www.bloom-bioeconomy.euor facebook.com/bloomEUortwitter.com/bloom_EUIf you want to more know about the process and the work of the researcher, you can also listen to the Bloom podcast interview with Dr. Maciej Guzik:https://bloom-bioeconomy.eu/podcasts/ Credits: Videoproduction: Otelo eGen, Linz, AustriaSupport: University of Agriculture in KrakowModeration: Błażej Dawidson
Bioplastics from sugar beets - BLOOM Bioeconomy BLOOM Bioeconomy 2020-03-27 | How can we produce bioplastics from sugar beets and other biomass? We visited Emmen and Wageningen in the Netherlands to learn about the renewable material PLA and why it could be a good solution to transform our value chains to biobased production.BLOOM is an EU Coordination and Support Action implemented from 2017 to 2020. The project aims at bringing together partners from across Europe to debate, communicate, and engage the public in the potential of bioeconomy. An economy based on biomass promises to foster a circular economy and to enhance climate change mitigation, while reducing dependence on fossil fuels. For more information visit the Bloom website: www.bloom-bioeconomy.eu
Scientix Webinar Teaching STEM with bioeconomy 22 November 2019 BLOOM Bioeconomy 2020-01-08 | This webinar took place on Friday, 22 November 2019 at 17:00 CEST. Explore the BLOOM School box:https://bloom-bioeconomy.eu/schoolnet...Check the BLOOM Stories of Implementation Competition:https://bloom-bioeconomy.eu/schoolnet...The BLOOM School Box is a collection of bioeconomy related teaching resources which educators can use to introduce the concept of bioeconomy in their classrooms as a trigger to raise student interest in science subjects and their awareness of important societal challenges. The basis of the BLOOM School Box are five innovative learning scenarios, created and tested in classrooms by the 20 BLOOM expert teachers from Austria, Belgium, Croatia, Greece, Italy, Israel, Poland, Portugal, Spain and Sweden.In collaboration with the STEM Discovery Campaign 2020, the BLOOM Stories of Implementation Competition is inviting primary and secondary school teachers of all subjects to use the bioeconomy materials available in the BLOOM School Box as a way of engaging pupils in school subjects! Teachers can already start organising their lessons and prepare their stories of implementation to be submitted in February 2020!
Bioeconomy: reaching out to EU secondary students BLOOM Bioeconomy 2019-11-11 | Video © by European Committee of the Regions An EU citizen uses 100-150 kg of plastic per year. But there are other solutions to plastic, more respectful of the environment. That is why the BLOOM project aims to enhance knowledge about bioeconomy. One of the aspect of this EU project is to provide secondary teachers with ready-to-use material, so that they can talk about the bioeconomy with their students.
Wooden Shirts - BLOOM Bioeconomy BLOOM Bioeconomy 2019-09-06 | How can textiles be made from wood? We visited Lenzing AG in Austria to learn more about the production process – from the tree to the shirt. Find out more about innovative biobased materials in this first part of our video series on bioeconomy!
BLOOM School Network - Developing Bioeconomy Teaching Resources BLOOM Bioeconomy 2019-08-09 | In the BLOOM project, 20 pilot teachers representing schools from Greece, Austria, Spain, Sweden, Poland, Italy, Belgium, Portugal, Israel, Croatia (two teachers per country) who teach physics, biology, mathematics, engineering, technology or chemistry, have been selected in order to produce new bioeconomy teaching resources that are made available in the BLOOM School Box.
Ruta de innovación y exposición de pósteres sobre Bioeconomía en el marco del proyecto BLOOM - ceiA3 BLOOM Bioeconomy 2019-07-29 | The Spanish hub´s Outreach Activities: Innovation Route and Open SpaceLast June the first outreach activities organized by the Spanish hub took place, as a result of the two co-creation workshops where bioeconomy experts and stakeholders of the hub worked together in the design of these activities.
BLOOM Students Interviews Greece BLOOM Bioeconomy 2019-04-01 | Interviews with the students of our Greek partner school Nea Genia Ziridis on the BLOOM bioeconomy lessons. The video was made by our pilot teacher Eirini Siotou. Find out more about the BLOOM school network: https://bloom-bioeconomy.eu/schoolnetwork/
Welcome to the BLOOM Bioeconomy Project BLOOM Bioeconomy 2019-02-22 | Through five regional hubs, each focusing on different fields of bioeconomy, the BLOOM project is raising awareness and enhancing knowledge on the bioeconomy amongst European citizens. Additionally, schools in ten different European countries are involved and working on how to integrate bioeconomy into the diverse European school systems.www.bloom-bioeconomy.eu
Boosting Bioeconomy Knowledge in Schools - BLOOM MOOC BLOOM Bioeconomy 2019-01-29 | The BLOOM project brings the Boosting Bioeconomy Knowledge in Schools online course to you! This 4 module course will start on 4th March 2019 and is free to join. The MOOC aims to give educators a fresh perspective into the bioeconomy field and its application in STEM subjects. The focus of the course will be on five lesson plans dedicated to five different STEM subjects created by 20 teachers from 10 European countries. Sign up today: https://www.europeanschoolnetacademy.eu/en/web/bloom-mooc
