Emelie Hultberg

Waste2Taste - pilot study

This project is about food wastes to fungal products such as animal feed, human food, ethanol etc. The aim of this project is to identify several companies in the region of West Sweden that owns a waste stream suitable for fungi production, want to apply fungus in their process, or have an interest in fungus products such as ethanol, feed or pigment. These companies together with University of Borås and other reseach Institutes and Universities will make a consortium to develop fungal-based biorefineries in the region for developing value-added products from wastes.

Merisa Martinez

Library and Information Science

The Swedish School of Library and Information Science is Sweden’s most extensive research environment in the subject and conducts research and education with a strong professional connection and international character. Our researchers take on the digital challenges of our time, mostly from the perspectives of the humanities and social sciences.

Resource Recovery

The Swedish Centre for Resource Recovery (SCRR) is a multidisciplinary research environment that conducts world-leading research, education, and innovation. We improve and develop new methods and processes for material recycling and for refining waste and residual products into energy, materials, feed, and food.

TextrodeMisc

Textile-based electrodes are becoming viable alternatives to traditional electrodes for recording skin-derived ECG (heart) and EMG signals (muscles). By integrating electrodes in textiles, the user can apply the textile-borne electrodes independently, making them easier to use, which in turn facilitates home-based monitoring, treatment, and rehabilitation.

Polymers’ Circulation System

The main objective of the project is to create a mechanism for fostering innovations that enables circular flows of plastic material. A wide variety of polymer products cannot be recycled mechanically due to their complex structure or impurity level.

Treatment and recycling of resources from fly ash from waste incineration

Fly ash from waste incineration is a residual stream from the Swedish energy system. It is often classified as hazardous waste, for which there are no long term sustainable solutions available in Sweden.

European federation of Critical Care Nursing association and the critical care Doctoral European Nursing group (EfCCNa/DEN)

The EfCCNa is committed to advancing the art and science of critical care nursing across the European countries to bring together nurses across Europe engaged in critical care research.

The Swedish Environmental Protection Agency