REPOXYBLE: Kick-Off Meeting; New EU project on bio-based plastics for automotive and aerospace just started
The new Horizon Europe project REPOXYBLE started on January 18th at Brussels.
The project will create a new class of high-performance materials targeting cost and energy effectiveness, recyclability, and sustainability, for the aerospace and automotive sectors. The approach implemented throughout the project will be Safe and Sustainable by Design (SSbD), holistic and multidisciplinary.
As the Green Deal and the Digital Decade establish ...
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Papillons consortium meeting Athens 2022
PAPILLONS consortium workshop, general assembly, and stakeholder forum was recently held in Athens. Stakeholder forum was organized jointly with a sister project MINAGRIS.
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participation at Minagris Consortium Meeting, Ljubljana 2022
prof. Drobne participated at Minagris Consortium Meeting, Ljubljana 2022. She presented work done within Plasticsfate project and CUSP.
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Pigment & Colour Science Forum and TiO2 World Summit
prof. Drobne attended the TiO2 World Summit held in Amsterdam, The Netherlands (5-6 October 2022). She presented work within NANORIGO project: "A new approach to assess knowledge, information, and data readiness Levels (KaRLs) for risk governance: tested on (nano)TiO2".
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Plasticsfate consortium meeting in Edinburgh
UL is a member of PlasticsFate project. In september, we attended the first in person consortium meeting in Edinburgh. See a movie about our discussions and follow us for more news.
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NOVA Kick-Off Meeting
Bionanoteam is a partner in the NOVA (Next Generation BiOactiVe NAnocoatings) project. NOVA aims to provide a comprehensive approach to the development of antimicrobial coatings by creating an effective feedback loop between coating design, end use and functional/safety testing. In September 2022, members of the Bionanoteam participated in the kickoff meeting for the NOVA project in Salzburg
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Bionanoteam was again very successful in Horizon Europe Framework Programme (HORIZON) calls
We obtained 3 projects under Horizon-Ria action: NOVA (call: A digitised, resource-efficient and resilient industry 2021); REPOXYBLE (call: A digitised, resource-efficient and resilient industry 2022) and ACCORDs (call: Digital and emerging technologies for competitiveness and fit for the green deal). We are particularly proud of being coordinators for ACCORDs project. Keeping our fingers crossed for final stages in preparation of ...
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prof. Drobne invited speaker at XXII CONFERENCE OF THE ITALIAN ASSOCIATION OF DEVELOPMENTAL AND COMPARATIVE IMMUNOBIOLOGY
Italian association of developmental and comparative immunobiology organised a conference on Developmental and Comparative Immunobiology. prof. Drobne was invited speaker and gave a talk entitled " Stem Cells and Innate Immunity in aquatic Invertebrates: which relationships?". Find the full program here.
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Andraž Dolar receives Faculty Prešeren’s prize
Andraž Dolar received a Faculty Prešeren's prize for the Master thesis: "Optimisation of methods to assess the immune-related processes in the haemolymph of terrestrial isopods", mentor: doc. dr. Anita Jemec Kokalj.
Congratulations!
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Cost action workshop: Beyond biology: Stem cells in philosophy, theology, ethics, law and economy
Bionanoteam organized a Cost action workshop in the scope of the "CA16203 - Stem cells of marine/aquatic invertebrates: from basic research to innovative applications". The meeting was focused to discuss Stem cells in philosophy, theology, ethics, law and economy. The meeting was held in Laško, 21-22.3.2022. Workshop programme
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Bionanoteam is a research group at the Biotechnical Faculty, University of Ljubljana.
Founded in 2008 by Prof. Damjana Drobne, Bionanoteam currently consists of 3 experienced researchers, 2 PhD candidates, 1 technical assistant and a number of graduate and undergraduate students. Damjana is a Professor of Zoology and Professor of Toxicology from University of Ljubljana. With over twenty years of research experience, she is the founder and principal investigator of Bionanoteam.