European Technology Platform on Sustainable Chemistry
White Biotechnology in SusChem Technology Platform
The chemical and biotechnology sector organisations CEFIC and EuropaBio, with the support of the European Commission, launched a European Technology Platform on Sustainable Chemistry (SUSCHEM) for establishing a long-standing public-private partnership to increase investment on research and innovation and to boost European competitiveness in the different sectors. The SUSCHEM Technology Platform www.suschem.org includes three key technology areas for Europe:
- industrial/white biotechnology
- materials technology
- reaction and process design
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The Vision for the SusChem European Technology Platform is outlined in the Vision for 2025 and beyond which was formally endorsed at the Second Stakeholder meeting in Barcelona. |
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The final Implementation Action Plan is now available. The immediate focus is defining priorities for the Commission’s Framework 7 programme but the focus is also the longer term and national initiatives technical themes underpinning the industry’s future in Europe |
EuropaBio's Policy Forum on Advanced Therapies was held 8 November 2006. For further details contact Adeline Farrelly |
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Industrial or White Biotechnology in SusChem
EuropaBio and ESAB (European federation of biotechnology Section on Applied Biocatalysis) are coordinating the industrial/white biotechnology pillar of the SusChem Technology Platform. An important number of stakeholders have been involved to develop a document setting the targets for the next 20 years in Industrial/White Biotechnology.
After setting up the working document entitled: "Industrial/White Biotechnology - A driver of sustainable growth in Europe", stakeholders set out to define a Strategic Research Agenda on a number of strategically important issues for Europe's future growth, competitiveness and sustainable objectives. This document is available on request to Camille Burel. |
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For more information on the Industrial biotech section of SusChem please contact the Secretariat contact details below).
At a later stage stakeholders will develop and implement an Action Plan that covers implementation of the SRA, structural policy measures to provide incentives and overcome barriers for the introduction of the new technology, to raise awareness, to communicate its impact to the general public, and to promote public acceptance of this new technology.
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The launch of the technology platform http://www.europabio.org/sustainable_chemistry_platform.htm
For further information, contact:
Camille Burel Secretariat of Industrial Biotechnology section SusChem Technology Platform EuropaBio Tel: +32 2 739 11 82 Fax: +32 2 735 49 60 e-mail: c.burel@europabio.org
EuropaBio Avenue de l'Armée 6 B-1040 Brussels, Belgium website: http://www.europabio.org
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