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BiOrbic is Ireland's National Bioeconomy Research Centre. Funded by Science Foundation Ireland and co-funded under European Regional Development Fund.
Formerly BEACON SFI Bioeconomy Research Centre
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🇮🇪♻️ Proud moment for Irish bioeconomy!
After winning first prize in the Irish National Competition, Carbon Circle has been selected to represent Ireland at the European finals of the Bio-based Innovation Student Challenge Europe (BISC-E)!
The Irish finals were coordinated by Munster Technological University , BiOrbic Research Ireland Centre for Bioeconomy and the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine.
We had the pleasure of interviewing the brains behind this outstanding project. We hope you enjoy and let’s show them some support down in the comments 👏
BiOrbic @ Pint of Science Dublin
📍Murphy’s Pub, Rathmines
🗓️ Wednesday, May 20th from 7-9pm
BiOrbic @ Pint of Science Cork
📍Liberty Bar, Cork
🗓️ Wednesday, May 20th from 7-9pm
BiOrbic @ Pint of Science Cork
📍Liberty Bar, Cork
🗓️ Tuesday, May 19th from 7-9pm
BiOrbic x Pint of Science 🍻🧠
📍Liberty Bar, Cork
Tuesday, May 19th, from 7-9pm
Come have a pint of
✨ Sustainable solutions from the Ocean ✨🌊 with Post Doctoral Researcher Rifna Jerome.
We can’t wait to see you there!
This one is for Microalgae Enthusiasts 🌱
This week we had the chance to meet Sneha and Mohammedhosein, winners of the “Best Poster” prize at the School of Biosystems and Food Engineering and also BiOrbic Researchers from the Microalgae group.
In this video, they shared with us some insights about their work. If you are curious to learn more, you can find their contact info on our website 😁
Comment below if you’ve learned something new!
April is Earth Month and today we have Ian Martin, our Public Engagement Manager, taking over the stage to share BiOrbic’s commitment to the communities by making the bioeconomy more inclusive and accessible to all!
Tune in to learn more at:
biorbic.com/research/enabling-actions/
24/04/2026
Did you know BiOrbic’s research is founded on 5 Pillars?
Our research is organised across five interconnected pillars, each addressing critical challenges in the transition to a sustainable bioeconomy.
These include:
1) Healthy Ecosystems
2) Climate Neutral Operational Systems
3) Valorisation of waste resources
4) Bioeconomy Systems
5) Enabling Actions
Over the next few weeks we’ll be diving deeper into what these pillars are all about and what research we’ve been developing in our centre to accelerate the deployment of a resilient Irish Bioeconomy
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14/02/2026
This Valentine’s Day we share our love for circularity by highlighting the love circles of the bioeconomy!
At biorbic, beyond seeing the bioeconomy as part of the economy that uses renewable biobased resources to produce food, feed, materials and energy, we also put emphasis on waste reduction. By pairing these two concepts, we are able to develop circular systems that work towards achieving a sustainable and climate neutral society.
Want to see if your work fits into the circle? Leave your , and in the comments and let’s chat about the endless possibilities of a Circular Bioeconomy.
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