BIO-RED is a European Union-funded project (Horizon Europe, I3 instrument) focused on strengthening innovation ecosystems in red biotechnology and pharmaceuticals through digital and sustainable (green) innovation. The objective of the project is to identify regional strengths, future technological trends, and to build a foundation for interregional collaboration at the EU level. The project activities include…
BIO-INSPIRE is a project funded by the Horizon Europe programme, aiming tosupport and strengthen regional bioeconomy clusters in Eastern and Southeastern Europe by fostering innovation and collaboration. The main goal of the project is to develop a Governance Roadmap that provides a clear, step-by-step framework for establishing long-term, sustainable collaboration. The roadmap will help bioeconomy actors…
Forests are our dearest treasure, who’s resilience is compromised by strong and concerted pressure of global warming stressors. Forest resilience largely depends on high genetic diversity of key-stone forest tree species. Our consortium intends to team up scientists, sectoral agencies, forest owners and NGOs to create, pilot and implement a durable, transnational genetic diversity monitoring…
The project “Participation of Lithuanian Life Sciences Companies in International Exhibitions” 05-001-01-11-01.4-1.K-004 under the measure “Promotion of Export Competitiveness of Lithuanian Companies by Implementing Initiatives for the Development of International Partnerships,” number 05-001-01-11-04. Participation in the exhibitions is funded by the Republic of Lithuania. LithuaniaBIO was established in 2003 as the importance of biotechnology in…
Research Council of Lithuania funding measuret “Support to Academic Associations”: Contract No P-ACO-25-15. Amount of support :12 936 Eur
In a landmark move within the European Union Horizon launch, the BIOCONNECT project has emerged as a pivotal initiative set to reinforce the Baltic biotechnology ecosystem’s impact in the EU. Led by a dynamic consortium comprising seven institutions from the Baltic (Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania) and Nordic regions (Finland), the project aims to establish an action…
About the project Closing gaps: Techniques and solutions for reducing pharmaceutical residuals in the Baltic Sea region. Pharmaceutical residuals from the healthcare sector and their environmental impact are key areas where technical, operative, and normative gaps between countries need to lessen. With this objective, the partners in this project will implement a multistakeholder horizontal collaboration…
Lietuvos biotechnologų asociacija (LBTA) buvo įkurta 2003 metais, didėjant biotechnologijos svarbai mokslo ir ūkio srityse. LBTA vienija Lietuvoje verslo įmones, kuriančias ir gaminančias biotechnologinius produktus, bei teikiančias paslaugas gyvybės mokslų sektoriuje, taip pat mokslo įstaigas, vykdančias fundamentinius bei tiriamuosius mokslinius tyrimus biotechnologijų srityje, įskaitant ir individualius tyrėjus aktyviai dalyvaujančius biotechnologijų srities moksliniuose tyrimuose. Vienas iš…
Nordic-Baltic cooperation within bio-circular-economy The project provides a platform for generating awareness of different bio-economy models through peer-to-peer learning and building networks across Baltic and Nordic countries.
A consortium of Lithuania’s strongest science and business representatives in 2021 has been nominated by the Ministry of Economy and Innovation of Lithuania to the European Commission as the European Digital Innovation Hub (EDIH) for the Vilnius region. EDIH VILNIUS brings together digital technology expertise and infrastructure to provide digitalization and innovation support and advisory…
