At the Danish BISC-E Final, student teams will develop biobased innovations – either a product or a process – and present their idea to a jury of experts from industry and science. The presentations should explain sustainability, technical feasibility and economic viability of the innovation.
The challenge is open for students in their final year of a Bachelor's degree at a University College or at a Bachelor or Masters programme at a university in Denmark.
Registration is open until 27 May 2019. Find more information on the terms of the competition here
The jury for the Danish part of the competition is:
The Bio-based Innovation Student Challenge Europe (BISC-E) encourages students to explore the emerging bio-based work field while developing a new bio-based product or process.
BISC-E is a Dutch initiative, promoted in Denmark by Aarhus University Centre for Circular Bioeconomy (CBIO) that aims for promoting science and development of biobased products. Next to new knowledge and innovations, fresh talents are needed for the transition to a biobased society. BISC-E is one of the means to inspire young talents to work in the emerging biobased sector.
