PORous Bio-based and high-functional sorbent alternatives - POR-BioSorb
Project summary
Porous polymers, pivotal in liquid and greenhouse gas encapsulation, traditionally rely on petroleum plastics and energy-intensive production. POR-BioSorb, a collaboration of European Universities, SMEs, and Research Institutes, aims to revolutionize this sector. By utilizing cost-effective polymers from biomass and employing advanced green technologies developed in the consortium, this project seeks to produce eco-friendly, functional, porous biomaterials. Emphasizing scalability and environmental validation, POR-BioSorb will transform food waste into versatile, plastic-free materials useful as disposable sanitary items and greenhouse gas remediation technologies. This approach aligns with circular economy principles and ensures safe disposal and degradation into harmless substances, marking a significant step towards sustainable practices. The project also opens for novel applications, proactively thinking around the best environmental biopolymer policies in a future Bio-Europe.Project Details
Call
Call 2023
Call Topic
Functional materials
Project start
01.09.2024
Project end
01.09.2027
Total project costs
798.365 €
Total project funding
594.879 €
TRL
2 - 6
Coordinator
Dr. Antonio Capezza
ajcv@kth.se
KTH Royal Institute of Technology, BRINELLVAGEN 8, 100 44 STOCKHOLM, Sweden
Partners and Funders Details
Consortium Partner | Country | Funder | |
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KTH Royal Institute of Technology https://www.kth.se |
University | Sweden | SE-VINNOVA |
Spanish National Research Council https://www.csic.es/es |
Research org. | Spain | ES-AEI |
Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha https://www.uclm.es/ |
University | Spain | ES-AEI |
Tetis Biotech https://www.tetisbiotech.com/ |
SME | Turkey | TR-TUBITAK |
Swedish Environmental Institute https://www.ivl.se/ |
Research org. | Sweden | SE-VINNOVA |
BioExtrax https://bioextrax.com/sv/ |
SME | Sweden | SE-VINNOVA |
MedClair https://www.medclair.com/ |
SME | Sweden | SE-VINNOVA |