Last month, Envirohemp, coordinator of the MAST3RBoost project, attended the AseBio Green Innovation Forum, a flagship event organized by the Spanish Bioindustry Association (AseBio) and the Government of Navarra through Sodena. Now in its fifth edition, the forum brought together key stakeholders from biotechnology, academia, industry, and the public sector to explore the transformative role of biotechnology in driving a more sustainable, carbon-neutral economic model.

The event, aligned with the goals of the 2030 Agenda and the European Green Deal, showcased Spain’s commitment to science and innovation while highlighting its impact on strategic areas such as climate change, industrial transformation, sustainable food systems, and the development of bio-based products.

Envirohemp represented the MAST3RBoost project, an innovative initiative focused on developing ultra-porous materials enhanced by machine learning for sustainable storage and transportation solutions. While their participation was primarily focused on attending and networking, Envirohemp used the opportunity to position the project in this key forum for green innovation and explore potential future collaborations.

With an agenda featuring conferences and business meetings, the event provided a platform to discuss medium- to long-term challenges and present innovative solutions. The partnering platform facilitated valuable connections, enabling Envirohemp to engage with fellow attendees and explore new avenues for collaboration in biotechnology-driven sustainability.

Envirohemp’s participation in this forum reaffirms the MAST3RBoost project’s commitment to sustainability and innovation—two essential pillars for tackling today’s environmental challenges and contributing to a greener, more resilient economy.