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H2020FP7HORIZON

Avecom

Country
BEBelgium
Defence projects
0
Projects, all programmes
17
As coordinator
0
EU contribution (CORDIS)
EUR 4,832,481
Active
2008 to 2024

Projects

17 projects, newest first

Projects, newest first
ProjectProgrammeYearRoleEU contribution
FUEL-UPProduction of advanced bioFUELS via pyrolysis and UPgrading of 100% biogenic residues for aviation and marine sector, including full valorisation of side streamsHORIZON2024ParticipantEUR 532,156
NewWaveBuilding a sustainable & circular economy through innovative, biobased manufacturing linesHORIZON2022ParticipantEUR 399,875
EcoPlastiCEco conversion of lower grade PET and mixed recalcitrant PET plastic waste into high performing biopolymersHORIZON2022ParticipantEUR 514,500
AgriLoopAgriLoop: Pushing the frontier of circular agriculture by converting residues into novel economic, social and environmental opportunitiesHORIZON2022ParticipantEUR 144,209
RUSTICADemonstration of circular biofertilisers and implementation of optimized fertiliser strategies and value chains in rural communitiesH20202021ParticipantEUR 407,109
CAFIPLACombining carboxylic acid production and fibre recovery as an innovative, cost-effective and sustainable pre-treatment process for heterogeneous bio-wasteH20202020ParticipantEUR 182,224
BioICEPBio Innovation of a Circular Economy for PlasticsH20202020ParticipantEUR 388,750
INGREENProduction of functional innovative ingredients from paper and agro-food side-streams through sustainable and efficient tailor-made biotechnological processes for food, feed, pharma and cosmeticsH20202019ParticipantEUR 279,288
SMARTINCSSelf-healing, Multifunctional, Advanced Repair Technologies IN Cementitious SystemsH20202019ParticipantEUR 256,320
ELECTRAElectricity driven Low Energy and Chemical input Technology foR Accelerated bioremediationH20202019ParticipantEUR 195,375
YPACKHIGH PERFORMANCE POLYHYDROXYALKANOATES BASED PACKAGING TO MINIMISE FOOD WASTEH20202017ParticipantEUR 350,175
HEALCONSelf-healing concrete to create durable and sustainable concrete structuresFP72013ParticipantEUR 265,440
MERMAIDMicrobial Resource Management and Engineering in the Urban Water CycleFP72013ParticipantEUR 235,840
BRIGITNew tailor-made biopolymers produced from lignocellulosic sugars waste for highly demanding fire-resistant applicationsFP72012ParticipantEUR 336,150
SHEMATTraining Network for Self-Healing Materials: from Concepts to MarketFP72012ParticipantEUR 208,569
BIOTREATBIOTREATMENT OF DRINKING WATER RESOURCES POLLUTED BY PESTICIDES, PHARMACEUTICALS AND OTHER MICROPOLLUTANTSFP72011ParticipantEUR 76,500
LIPOYEASTSMobilising the enzymatic potential of hydrocarbonoclastic bacteria and the oleaginous yeast Yarrowia lipolytica to create a powerful cellular production platform for lipid-derived industrial materialsFP72008ParticipantEUR 60,000

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