BioRemid 2023 was co-organized by the FHNW School of Life Sciences, the University of Porto, and the University of Granada. This was the largest conference ever on Bioremediation in Europe.
Quick Facts
- 29-30 June 2023, FHNW Muttenz
- 242 Participants: 197 Academic, 32 industrial, from 37 countries
- 9 Keynotes, 33 oral presentations, 57 flash presentations
- 154 posters and 4 awards
- 13 sponsors and exhibitors
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Session Overview
- Session 1A Bioelectrochemical systems + 1B. Oil and plastic degradation
- Session 2A. Fungal and plant systems + 2B. Bioactive pollutants
- Session 3A. Chlorinated compounds + 3B. PAHs and oil
- Session 4A. Nature-inspired technologies + 4B. Engineered biotechnologies
- Session 5A. Bioremediation tools and strategies I + 5B. Bioremediation tools and strategies II
- Session 6A. Macropollutants, micropollutants and metals bioremediation + 6B. Assisted degradation and regeneration