About EBIC
EBIC aims to enable the responsible and safe scale up cutting-edge techniques from synthetic biology, biotechnology, computation modelling and engineering science to develop innovative solutions in bioengineering and bioremediation of air, soils and air systems. Through collaborative efforts and innovative approaches, EBIC strives to address environmental challenges and foster sustainable solutions for the benefit of society.
Our four tangible theme-oriented outcomes
EBIC focuses on four tangible, theme-oriented outcomes to drive impactful research and innovation and bridging the gap between research and practical applications.
Events
- Loading view.
IWA 11th Microbial Ecology and Water Engineering Conference
Georgia Institute of Technology North Avenue, Atlanta, GA, United StatesMANAGING WATER MICROBIOMES The thematic motivation of the MEWE 11 conference is to shine a light on the MEWE communities’ successes and challenges in the application of ecological theory and engineering design to manage microbiomes, including biofilms, in the water sector. The conference sub-themes will also place a spotlight on the importance of translational efforts
AquaConSoil 2025
Palais des Congrès de Liège 2 Esplanade de l'Europe, Liège, BelgiumAquaConSoil is a biennial event where scientists, policymakers, decision-makers and industry representatives converge to learn, share insights, and engage on the sustainable use and management of soil, sediment, and water resources. Of particular note at AquaConSoil 2025 is Theme 2 - Subtopic 2.1.2: Environmental Biotechnologies: Innovative bioremediation strategies Engineering biology and environmental engineering for bioremediation
Trusted partners
EBIC is funded by the UK Research and Innovation’s Technology Missions Fund and the support from the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BB/Y008332/1)
