It is one of the major events of the Danube-INCO.NET project, aiming to support the university-business-government cooperation (triple-helix model) to enhance the establishment and development of bio-based economy partnerships in the target countries, tackling societal challenges in the field of food security, sustainable agriculture and forestry, water research, bio-based economy and bio-energy. The Conference will envisage a plenary round table and three parallel sessions (on food, environmental technologies and bio-based energy).

The Brokerage Event will take place on 20 July 2016 (morning) and will facilitate matchmaking and bilateral networking between representatives from academia, business and government.

The 4th Clustering Workshop will take place on 20 July 2016 (afternoon) with the aim to stimulate the establishment of macro-regional and transnational partnerships among selected stakeholders active in the field of bio-based economy (a maximum of 30-35 participants may be envisaged). An elevator pitch will allow for a showcase of creative ideas from young researchers and innovator.

It is one of the major events of the Danube-INCO.NET project, aiming to support the university-business-government cooperation (triple-helix model) to enhance the establishment and development of bio-based economy partnerships in the target countries, tackling societal challenges in the field of food security, sustainable agriculture and forestry, water research, bio-based economy and bio-energy. The Conference will envisage a plenary round table and three parallel sessions (on food, environmental technologies and bio-based energy).

The Brokerage Event will take place on 20 July 2016 (morning) and will facilitate matchmaking and bilateral networking between representatives from academia, business and government.

The 4th Clustering Workshop will take place on 20 July 2016 (afternoon) with the aim to stimulate the establishment of macro-regional and transnational partnerships among selected stakeholders active in the field of bio-based economy (a maximum of 30-35 participants may be envisaged). An elevator pitch will allow for a showcase of creative ideas from young researchers and innovator.