TUS Research, Development & Innovation’s Post

Focusing on biodegradable alternatives, the four-year MAGICBIOMAT project led by the Technological University of the Shannon aims to develop a portfolio of circular bio-based materials suitable for mulching films and paper-based packaging, which will improve product durability and extend its lifespan. Congratulations to Dr Yuanyuan Chen and her collaborators 🎉

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Director Research Support Services, Technological University of the Shannon Midlands Midwest

Thanks to Magicbiomat EU Project Officer Stefania Rocca and Irish Horizon Europe National Contact Point Dr Mark Sweeney for their guidance on Horizon Europe funding and support on #Magicbiomat project TUS Research, Development & Innovation Great to see the Magicbiomat project consortium in Athlone and online

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