Institute of BioEconomy – Biology, Agriculture and Food Sciences Department

The Institute for BioEconomy – IBE – was born on June 1, 2019 from the merger of Biometeorology Institute (IBIMET) and Trees and Timber Institute (IVALSA), which over the years have developed and complementarity in the strategic sector of the bioeconomy. This discipline, including the activities that use the bio-renewable resources of the terrestrial biosphere to produce food, materials and energy, therefore includes the comparison of primary production (agriculture, forests, fishing), as well as the industrial sectors of use and transformation of resources, the agri-food sector, the wood sector, part of the chemical industry, biotechnology and industry. Environmental sustainability strategies and the use of resources, the reduction of impacts, the strengthening of resilience and the support to mitigation are included in this theme, which therefore has a strong interdisciplinary value. A bioeconomy worthy of this name and location in this historical moment of change cannot be separated from the knowledge of the factors that regulate the function and survival of man-made systems, therefore from meteorology, climatology and oceanography, which belong to members of the Institute .

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DIGIMEDFOR ANNUAL MEETING IN KAVALA: BETWEEN COLLABORATION AND INNOVATION

Kavala, Greece, recently hosted the DigiMedfor project annual meeting, a two-day event that brought together the project partners and involved local stakeholders.DigiMedFor experts gathered to discuss technical details of the project progress and provide an in-depth overview of how the project is progressing, sharing ideas and suggestions to address future challenges in a dynamic and …

Scientific Poster of the DigiMedFor Project Presented at IWMS26

On the occasion of the 26th edition of the International Wood Machining Seminar (IWMS26), the scientific poster was presented as part of the DigiMedFor project activities, entitled:“Early wood quality assessment for a better use of the forest resource – The DigiMedFor Project”,by Michela Nocetti, Giovanni Aminti, Michele Brunetti, Giovanni Fontani, Simo Kivimaki, Timo Rouvinen, and …