The first stage of an ambitious ten-year roadmap designed to boost the production and processing of industrial hemp across the UK has won government backing. The HEMP-30 project, led by researchers at the University of York and Biorenewables Development Centre…
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Try before you buy: funded support to help you identify and buy new equipment for your bio-based processing
Are you looking to innovate in your business, with a new bio-based process or product? If you are an eligible SME, the Biorenewables Development Centre (BDC) and the PAPI programme have funding to support you and help you de-risk your…
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We have made a short video to showcase our facilities.
We have made a short video to showcase our facilities, we can develop methods at laboratory scale but, importantly, we can also scale up processes to demonstrate their commercial potential, typically at the 1-100 litre or 1-100 kg scale. All…
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Almost £1 million of funding secured for bioeconomy research.
A project using waste from pea processing to clean water is one of seven projects which have just received funding from the THYME project to boost the region’s bioeconomy. These projects join 13 THYME projects already funded in 2019, bringing…
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Supporting young entrepreneurs in the bioeconomy
As part of the THYME project, BioVale and the Biorenewables Development Centre (BDC) invited BIO-HEX to a one-day entrepreneurial workshop after seeing their innovative biobased idea pitched at the University of York’s 2019 The Big Deal enterprise competition. BIO-HEX was…
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