Start of the BIOREM project
22 de January de 2025With the beginning of the new year, we have started the BIOREM project (Systems Biology, Artificial Intelligence and Advanced BiOtechnology Approaches to Improve Soil BioREMediation) in which KEPLER Ingeniería y Ecogestión, S.L. is part of the team of collaborators together with Wageningen University & Research; Jozef Stefan Institute; University of Surrey; Limnos Ltd and Universidad de Burgos ICCRAM, who assume the role of project coordinators.

Over the next four years, the main functions of KEPLER will be the search for and characterisation of soils with different pollutants and the contribution of digestate from our biogas plants to evaluate its potential as a biostimulant in soil remediation. In order to promote the exchange of knowledge, there will also be international visits between the different members of the consortium.
Thank you to the whole team. We look forward to working with you.

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