News & Press
Results found in the TransBIB database: 43
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11.02.2026TransBIB in an interview with the Bavarian Chemical Industry Cluster
Our TransBIB project coordinator Dr Matthias Scholz in the hot seat at Chemie Cluster Bayern. He talks about the goals and activities of TransBIB and the role of our nationwide meta-network in accelerating the industrial bioeconomy in Germany.
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29.01.2026Results of the online short training course: Is education fit for the bioeconomy?
How can content relating to the biologisation of industry be meaningfully integrated into vocational training? This question was addressed in a short online training course as part of the TransBIB project, in which Provadis engaged in dialogue with renowned experts.
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27.01.2026Bioeconomy meets education: changing skills requirements
How well prepared are today’s training programmes for the bioeconomy? The TransBIB project investigated which skills are required for bioeconomic processes and whether these are already anchored in the curricula of chemistry and pharmaceutical professions. The analysis reveals skills gaps and challenges in integrating new content.
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11.12.2025From microbes to material innovations: Germany's industry in transition
Bio-based materials are becoming increasingly important in Germany - and microorganisms are moving to the centre of industrial innovation processes - whether bio-based plastics, functional molecules or alternative fibres.
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27.11.2025Review: Meet & Match Workshop as part of the Bioeconomy in Construction Forum
The TransBIB Meet & Match workshop for the construction industry showed that there is great interest in bio-based solutions - but a lack of networking, regulatory hurdles and information deficits are slowing down implementation. At the same time, new impetus for pilot projects was generated.
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24.11.2025Bioeconomy meets logistics - new paths in value creation
Our TransBIB project member Thomas Waaden (research associate at the GEMIT Institute of the Niederrhein University of Applied Sciences) discusses the growing importance of transport, storage and supply chain structures for the bioeconomy.