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Between 18th and 20th of July, members of the Twinn4MicroUp consortium took part in iGEM Fest 2025, a three-day event hosted by the iGEM Athens student team under the theme “iGEMed: Synthetic Biology and Interdisciplinary Science.” Through expert talks, student workshops, and interdisciplinary dialogue, the event offered a vibrant space for learning, exchange, and scientific inspiration.

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Twinn4MicroUp researchers from NTUA, IMGGE, and TUS actively participated in FEMS MICRO 2025, presenting their work and strengthening connections within the European microbiology community.

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Researchers from IMGGE participated in Biotrans 2025 in Basel, Switzerland — a key international symposium in the field of biocatalysis and biotransformations. Through poster presentations and active participation, the TwInn4MicroUp team contributed to discussions on enzyme applications, spore-based biocatalysts, and microbial plastic degradation.

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The Twinn4MicroUp project was present and actively contributed to the 7th ISSCBSD held in Thessaloniki, Greece (June 27th - July 4th 2025), sharing insights on plastic waste upcycling as well as fostering interdisciplinary collaboration towards a sustainable future.

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Join us in the final session of its Spring/Summer 2025 Seminar Series—an interactive and practical webinar focused on advanced administrative skills for managing EU-funded research projects. Join us online on July 24th for expert-led training designed to enhance your administrative skills on EU project management.

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We’re excited to invite you to a practical webinar on July 7th that’s all about setting up your research project for success. Whether you’re a researcher, project manager, or part of a support team, this session will help you navigate the crucial early stages of EU and national funding applications with confidence.

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As part of Twinn4MicroUp outreach activities, 219 students visited the Biotechnology Laboratory to explore how microbial biotechnology is tackling plastic pollution and contributing to a more sustainable future.

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At ChemExpo 2025, the NTUA Biotechnology Laboratory showcased its innovative research on microbial plastic upcycling, highlighting how biotechnology and digital tools can drive sustainable change. The lab’s participation strengthened connections with students, researchers, and industry, reinforcing TwInn4MicroUp’s commitment to outreach and environmental impact.

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Join us for an engaging online seminar on leadership styles, team collaboration, conflict resolution, and effective communication—essential skills for managing international research teams

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TwInn4MicroUp was showcased at the “Microplastics for Breakfast” event in Serbia, where the team presented its synthetic biotechnology approach to transforming plastic waste into valuable products. The event fostered cross-border collaboration and opened new pathways for partnerships with regional researchers and sustainability-focused companies.

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This seminar will equip you with essential skills in financial management for EU-funded projects. Whether you're a project manager, financial officer, or involved in project administration, you'll gain tools to manage budgets, understand legal and financial provisions, and ensure compliance with EU regulations.

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NTUA recently hosted a three-day open event, welcoming students and the wider public into its Schools and specialized laboratories.

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TwInn4MicroUp was presented at TUS Research Week 2025 in Ireland, where project insights were shared through a talk and poster during the Circular Systems & Nature session. The event provided a platform for discussing sustainable design and exploring the real-world impact of circular, biotechnology-driven solutions.

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The TwInn4MicroUp project is delighted to share its participation in the BioRef Winter School 2025, held from February 24 to February 28, 2025, at the Cracow University of Technology (PK), Poland. This event was organized as part of the BioRef Erasmus Mundus Joint Master’s degree, and brought together leading experts and students to explore advancements in biorefinery, biotechnology, and sustainability. Our team contributed with insightful lectures on biocatalysis and enzyme-based plastic waste valorization, reinforcing TwInn4MicroUp’s commitment to synthetic microbial biotechnology and circular economy solutions.

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We are excited to share our recent participation in two impactful events that highlight our commitment to sustainability and innovation. […]

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Tackling Plastic Pollution Through Education: The ToyStories Project The ToyStories project, funded by the Irish Research Council, was an innovative […]

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The TwInn4MicroUp team had a great time hosting school at partner institutions, inspiring the next generation of scientists with hands-on experience and insights into sustainable biotechnology.

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The TwInn4MicroUp project is featured in a recently published article that highlights its groundbreaking mission to transform plastic waste into bioactive compounds and next-generation biomaterials.

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During our first workshop, 12 researchers from NTUA, IMGGE, UNIBA, and TUS explored advanced project management techniques and collaborative research strategies under the guidance of Dr. Deasún Ó Conchúir

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The TwInn4MicroUp team had an incredible time connecting with science enthusiasts at the 2024 Researcher’s Night in Athens, Bari, and Belgrade.

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The TwInn4MicroUp project has officially commenced with a successful kick-off meeting. This event brought together partners to align on the project's goals and strategies, focusing on transforming plastic waste into valuable bioproducts.

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