On 1st January started the EU project Res Urbis (RESOURCES FROM URBAN BIO-WASTE).
RES URBIS aims at making it possible to convert several types of urban bio-waste into valuable bio-based products, in an integrated single biowaste biorefinery and by using one main technology chain. This project is coordinated by the University of La Sapienza in Rome and it is based on the development of an innovative technological sector for the integrated treatment of various urban solid wastes (such as municipal waste and municipal sewage sludge).
25/05/2020
Few months after finishing the project, RES URBIS is proud to be selected for publication in the ‘Results in Brief’ section of the CORDIS_EU, it is available in six languages! The access is here: https://cordis.europa.eu/article/id/418126-turning-urban-biowaste-into-biodegradable-plastic?WT.mc_id=exp 😉
08/01/2020
Few hours ago, the Universitat de Barcelona has released an article talking about RES URBIS with title of "European project RES URBIS shows the viability of generation with urban " (https://www.ub.edu/web/ub/en/menu_eines/noticies/2020/01/001.html). More relevant news are being released to summarize this 3-year-project. 😃😃
08/01/2020
Recently, we have published an update (in Spanish) through local technical journal aguasresiduales.info entitled "La producción de de base en el proyecto europeo RES URBIS", you can read the full article here https://www.aguasresiduales.info/revista/reportajes/la-produccion-de-bioplasticos-de-base-pha-en-el-proyecto-europeo-res-urbis 😃😉
31/12/2019
It is the end of 2019, we are moving forward to 2020. Wishing all of you a brand-new prospect and keep going to maintain the sustainability of our environment with RES URBIS 🥰 🥰
19/12/2019
A group photo of the RES URBIS people in the final meeting in Rome.
19/12/2019
Alessandro Carfagnini showing the press release of Forlì - Il Resto del Carlino about within RES URBIS project.
19/12/2019
RES URBIS final meeting has come to an end with an important message that is, we have a powerful technology which is able to convert our organic into new or valuable with no harm to the . So, please fully take advantage of it to protect our only .
19/12/2019
During the second day of the RES URBIS meeting, there were 10 presentations exploring the frontiers of european research concerning the transformation of into novel materials. With more than 70 attendees, the stakeholders' meeting was considered a great achievement.
19/12/2019
In this final RES URBIS meeting, Giulia Moretto from the Università Ca' Foscari Venezia was reporting about the optimization of pilot plant in the in Treviso. They had produced 12kg of and optimized the water & energy savings and waste stream recovery for production.
19/12/2019
In the final meeting of RES URBIS, Fernando Silva from
Universidade NOVA de Lisboa stated that they produced 14kg of ( ) during the project and that the whole process of production demonstrated to be robust and completely reliable.
19/12/2019
The final RES URBIS meeting started on 10 of Dec. at 2.00p.m. in the Sapienza Università di Roma.
In the picture, leaders of every individual WorkPackage were presenting the main achievements of the project concerning production.
22/11/2019
2 days ago (20 Nov 2019), Jornada Lodos Barcelona was organized by Prof. Joan Mata from Universitat de Barcelona . Results from acidogenic fermentation and synthesis of PHA as part of RES URBIS was presented. Approximately there were 160 people attended this conference. In the corner of posters, the latest version of RES URBIS poster was also available for the attendees. www.resurbis.eu for more details.