Exploring innovative technology fields – a new report by Fraunhofer ISI
The new report by Fraunhofer Institute for Systsems and Innovation (ISI) provides an overview of the assessment of the 12
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New platform sheds light on the bioeconomy
How sustainable is the German bioeconomy? The new platform – monitoring-bioeconomy.org – bundles knowledge in straightforward graphics and overview summaries
Read MoreData Explorer starts test phase
Copyright: AdobeStock, WavebreakMediaMicro The SYMOBIO Data Explorer is an interactive, web-based tool for the exploration and visualization of the environmental
Read MoreStatus conference “How is the bioeconomy developing?”, June 20-21, 2023, Kassel, Germany
The status conference “How is the bioeconomy developing? Status and perspectives of monitoring tools” will take place in Kassel on
Read MorePolicy Brief January 23: Wood in Focus
Innovation in the use of wood can support Germany’s transition to the bioeconomy (high and low tech, business model and
Read MoreFood or Fuel, Feed or Fibre: The Competition over Biomass
Food security must take precedent over energy security. The largest use of agricultural land, globally and within Germany, is for
Read MoreGermany’s Agricultural Land Footprint and the impact of Import Pattern Allocation
A new publication Germany’s Agricultural Land Footprint and the impact of Import Pattern Allocation is available. Abstract.
Read MoreResults from a Stakeholder Survey on Bioeconomy Monitoring and Preceptions on Bioeconomy in Germany
A discussion paper about Results from a Stakeholder Survey on Bioeconomy Monitoring and Preceptions on Bioeconomy in Germany is available. Kontakt:
Read MoreThe environmental and socioeconomic footprints of the German bioeconomy have been studied in historical and prospective time series, and in comparison with global values.
Stefan Bringezu, Martin Distelkamp, Christian Lutz, Florian Wimmer, Rüdiger Schaldach, Klaus Josef Hennenberg, Hannes Böttcher & Vincent Egenolf (2021): Environmental
Read MorePublications from WP 6.3 Remote Sensing of land use change
The use of satellite images as part of remote sensing provides an innovative method for detecting land use change (LUC)
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