Artificial intelligence to predict temperature profiles in microwave heating systems | Publication
Thanks to the GREEN-LOOP project activities, IDENER’s researchers have successfully applied artificial intelligence (AI) to predict temperature profiles in microwave heating systems, according to a new study published in the open-access journal Thermo. The findings, led by Victor Rosario Núñez, could lead to more efficient and uniform heating in various applications, from food processing to
The BIO-MATTERS Cluster at the EUBCE 2024, Marseille
On 26 June 2024, the GREEN-LOOP project was presented at EUBCE 2024, the 32nd European Biomass Conference & Exhibition held in Marseille, by Communication and Dissemination Manager Riccardo Varotto. During the session “Circular value chains for Bio-based products: the BIO-MATTERS cluster“, the results and achievements of the BIO-MATTERS cluster projects were presented: New Wave, Ambiance,
GREEN-LOOP with AXIA at the Polymers 2024 MDPI Conference in Athens | 28-31 May 2024
GREEN-LOOP project had the pleasure of being presented at the conference “Polymers 2024 – Polymers for a Safe and Sustainable Future” by AXIA INNOVATION. Below is an extract from the presentation. ___ Strategy for the Circular Economy transition in novel bio-based materials manufacturing Cristina Onorato, Thayana Rigo, Ioanna Deligkiozi AXIA Innovation GmbH, Munich, Germany
Chamomile waste can be used to make herbal tea cups | other publication
Among the most brilliant initiatives of the Green-Loop project is the transformation of agricultural waste into new biocompatible materials, a striking example of applied circular economy. Mixcycling, an Italian company partner of Green-Loop, plays a crucial role in this context, demonstrating how natural resources can be reinvented to reduce plastic use and improve environmental impact.
A circular economy framework for the assessment of bio-based value chains | by AXIA Innovation
We announce that the scitentific article “A circular economy framework for the assessment of bio-based value chains” has been officially published in the Sustainable Chemistry for the Environment journal.24 In this paper, AXIA Innovation introduce a cutting-edge assessment methodology designed to evaluate circularity across various Technology Readiness Levels (TRL) and value chain stages. From bio-plastic
A circular economy framework for the assessment of bio-based value chains | Publication
The manuscript “A Circular Economy framework for the assessment of bio-based value chains“, by AXIA Innovation, has been published in the Sustainable Chemistry for the Environment journal and is available at this link: A Circular Economy framework for the assessment of bio-based value chains – ScienceDirect. Highlights development of an assessment framework for circularity