Collaboration with European Research Centres continues to promote soil bioremediation
19 de December de 2025We continue moving forward in the research of innovative soil remediation strategies. This time, within the BIOREM project, in collaboration with ICCRAM and Laboratory for Colloid Biology – Jozef Stefan Institute, focused on the treatment of recalcitrant contaminants.
Secondments carried out so far have enabled valuable knowledge exchange, allowing us to share results, key learnings and achievements, while identifying areas for improvement and using them as a starting point to define next steps.
Once again, this experience highlights the value of industry–academia collaboration, aligning perspectives and expectations to keep driving the recovery of such a vital resource as our soils.
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