The proposed programs aim to build a diverse and inclusive workforce in the economy (see https://www.edutreach.com). The proposed education and outreach programs aim to:
Increase students’ interest in bio-economy and sustainability.
Enhance the students’ and the public’s understanding of bioeconomy-related knowledge, global market, and opportunities.
Provide a comprehensive and integrated experience centered around creative design thinking for future bioeconomy workforce.
Proposed Programs
- International STEAM experience program in Seoul, Korea
- K–12 Outreach Program: Day camp
- Biomaterial and Eco-Manufacturing Workshop for undergraduate students
News
Professor Jhuma Sadhukhan, Associate Director from the UK, a world-leading LCA and TEA researcher, has educated over 370 researchers in LCA and TEA of bio-based biodegradable biocomposites, using the case study conducted at the Global Center for Sustainable Bioproducts. The following networks have attended her lectures:
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BBIA: >100 delegates (international) on 8 Sep, 2025
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BBIA: >100 delegates (national, held at RSC, London) on 17 Nov, 2025
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ELEMENTAL Engineering Biology Mission Hub (BBSRC, BB/Y008456/1): >50 delegates (national, held at York) on 12 Feb, 2026
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Industrial Biotechnology: 20 students and researchers (national, held at the University of Surrey) on 19-20 Feb, 2026
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Biomedical Engineering: 5 students and researchers (national, held at the University of Strathclyde) on 4 Mar, 2026
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Engineering Management: 200 students and researchers (national, held at the University of Surrey) on 12 Mar, 2026