CERESiS came to an end and in the framework of project finalization a final meeting and event were organized with guest invited speakers.
Find out more in CERESiS Press Release.
CERESiS is coming to an end and the final event will be held in Thessaloniki, Greece, to discuss the research accomplished and the interesting results and outcomes of the project. The draft agenda and concept note can be found by clicking here.
CERESiS third Newsletter focuses on the project’s trialled technologies and the progress achieved throughout the last year of implementation.
The fourth physical meeting of the CERESiS project was scheduled on the 23rd and 24th of November, in Naples. Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche (CNR), one of CERESiS partners, hosted the meeting in its facilities and also provided an extensive visit to the various laboratories. Click “Read More” to find more information.
CERESiS partners met physically at CNR, Naples, and produced a series of short videos describing their work and contribution to the project.
Dimitris Koutsonikolas: Development of Membrane Gas Absorption
In an effort to evaluate the CERESiS concept, we have created an online survey focusing on Key Performance Indicators, such as energetic, environmental, social, and economic. We really believe that your input would make a change and would help us in better evaluating the concept of the project. To take the survey please follow the link.
CERESiS partners organized another physical meeting, this time in Glasgow, hosted by the University of Strathclyde, on 17th and 18th of May. CERESiS being in its last year of research has seen great progress and accomplished significant results. Therefore, the main scope of this meeting was to present the work that has been achieved so far.
CERESiS joint forces with two other Horizon 2020 projects, GOLD and Phy2Climate and co-organized a webinar in phytoremediation. The aim was to bridge the gap between remediation of contaminated land and the production of clean energy by discussing how to determine best energy crops to grow on contaminated land through the presentation of real research data generated from the three projects.
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 Research and Innovation Programme under Grant Agreement No. 101006717.
