Šiame skyriuje rasite mokslo publikacijas (recenzuotus straipsnius, straipsnius, plakatus, santraukas ir kt.), kuriuos išleis PANACEA tinklas.

The training material will include non-food crops synthetic fact sheets, considering the following NFCs subcategories and crops:

FACTSHEET_CAMELINA

FACTSHEET_HEAR

FACTSHEET_MISCANTHUS

FACTSHEET_SORGHO

FACTSHEET_SWITCHGRASS

FACTSHEET_TRITICALE

Taip pat galite pasiekti mokslinių publikacijų ir tyrimų duomenis PANACEA Tinklo puslapyje OpenAIRE.

In this section, you will find the TRAINING MATERIALS of different Value Chain Events

Value Chain Event on Oilseed Crops_Imperial College London, 27/3/19 – PROGRAM

  1. Promising oilseed crops for Europe which could be grown on marginal lands (by Efi Alexopoulou)
  2. Bioeconomy as Territorial Regeneration (by Cecilia Giardi)
  3. Chemical Industry Needs From Oilseed Crops (by Jean-Luc Dubois)
  4. The present status and challenges for cultivation of castor in Brazil (by Liv Severino)
  5. Developing harvesting systems for oil crops the case of cardoon (by Luigi Pari)
  6. Saving the rainforest_Environmental impacts of camelina and cambe (by Nils_Rettenmaier)
  7. LIBBIO Lupin beauty from marginal soils (by Rob Van Haren)
  8. Sustainable camelina value chain in Spain (by Yuri Herreras Yambanis)
  9. What is needed for the Next phase in Castors evolution? (by Yuval Peles)

Linked EU projects MAGIC H2020

Value Chain Event on Diversification and new crops_INTIA_Spanish Coop, Navarra_Spain 4-5/06/19

„Knowledge Transfer and training day“ PROGRAM

  1. Leguminosas Yeros, almortas, altramuces (by Lucía De la Rosa Fernández INIA)
  2. El Cultivo de la Soja (by Santiago Matesanz de Diego Leche Pascual)
  3. Leguminosas LUPINO (by María José Suso CSIC)
  4. Producción y consumo sostenible de proteína vegetal en Navarra. PROTEVEG (by Luis Orcaray Eche
  5. Sorgo Grano (by Luis Miguel Arregui UPNA)
  6. DIVERSIFICACIÓN Y NUEVOS CULTIVOS (By Pablo Fernandez PANACEA partner)
  7. Juan Sagarna. Cooperativas Agroalimentarias de España) Situación, mercado y necesidades emergentes de los cultivos no alimentarios en la Bioeconomia (BY 
  8. El cultivo de Camelina (by Anibal Capuano CAMELINA COMPANY ESPAÑA SL)
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  10. Experiencias con cultivos aromático-medicinales (by J. A. Lezáun, INTIA)
  11. Colza – Plantas acompañantescompañeras (by J. A. Lezáun, INTIA)
  12. Experiencia con la BIOMASA de cultivos (by Alberto Lafarga, INTIA)
  13. Experiencias con ROTACIONES (by Jesús Goñi Rípodas INTIA)

Value Chain Event on Sugar Beet for Ethanol, ACRRES, Lelystad, The Netherlands July 4 2019

„Sugar Beet for Ethanol“ PROGRAM & presentations

All presentations of the seminar “Biethanol”

  1. Welcome and Presentation ACRRES | Herman Schoorlemmer
    From CHEMBEET via In Nije DEI to Biethanol | Hans van Klink
    (Dutch Sustainable Development)
  2. Sustainability of the sugar beet | Elke Breitmayer (Nova Institute)
  3. Sugar from sugar beets as a building block for the chemical industry | Willem Sederel
    (BioBased Delta)
  4. The necessary context for low-carbon transport and chemistry | finding sustainable feedstocks,
    technology and policy | Eric van der Heuvel (Platform Biobrandstoffen)
  5. Optimizing crop rotation using sugar beets | Hans Langeveld (Biomass Research)
    The future of sugar beet cultivation in the EU | Alexander Krick | (CIBE)
  6. Potential for bioethanol (from sugar beet) as raw material for ethylene | Andrew Simpson
    (TechnipFMC)
  7. Results Menti