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Sveriges lantbruksuniversitet Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences

Bio4Energy research environment Bio4Energy aims to create highly efficient and environmentally-sound biorefinery processes—including methods and tools for making products such as biofuels, "green" chemicals and new bio-based materials—with biomass sourced from forests or organic waste as a raw material.
BioHub In BioHub we aim to improve the value gained from forest biomass and to better serve the industry in this transition phase. The project will launch new business models for terminals to direct material flows from forest to industries.
Comush On September 1, 2017 the project Forest residues for combined edible mushroom and biofuel production (COMUSH) started. The project is part of the innovation project "BioEconomy 2.0 - Better Valorization of Residual Flows" as one of six sub-projects.
FOBIA The FOBIA project aims at enhancing business competitiveness of forestry service enterprises in the northern and peripheral regions of Finland, Sweden, Scotland and Ireland. The origin of the project lies in the need to improve the enterprises’ ability to meet increased service demands.
High-velocity vacuum drying of forest industry sludge materials
Industry Nordic - Towards Nordic Industrial Scale Manufacturing of Non-Wood Forest Products The aim of the project is to develop the Nordic natural products industry through increasing the processing level of local raw material among small enterprises in order to offer products for the large international markets.
MOBILE FLIP MOBILE FLIP aims at developing and demonstrating mobile processes for the treatment of underexploited agro- and forest based biomass resources into products and intermediates. The processes will be evaluated in terms of raw material flexibility, as the biomass resources are typically scattered and seasonal.
Reduced forest soil damage by advanced machine routing and motion planning Increased interest in forest based ecosystem services requires new solutions on how our forests are used. An obvious improvement is to be more careful in conventional forestry.
Sustainable production of biomass – a sectorial perspective