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  • Get all the important information about the course here.

  • Here, you can explore the origins of the concept of "bioeconomy" and understand what it entails.

  • The bioeconomy is based on organic raw materials derived from animals, plants, fungi, algae or microorganisms. This so-called biomass, as well as its resiudes and waste, can be used to generate energy or new products.

  • Herbal remedies are usually complex mixtures of substances. The effect then arises from the entire cocktail. Find out here how they are obtained.

  •  Here you can find out what is behind the production of food and feed from insects.

  • Through a series of conversion steps, wood can be transformed into fiber, which is then woven into soft and flowing fabrics. Here, you can learn about the manufacturing process and the necessary procedures involved.

  • Bioplastics are plastics that are either biobased or biodegradable. Get to know the different types of biodegradable plastic here.

  • Biorefineries try to extract as many valuable substances and products as possible from biomass using a technical system. With this zero-waste approach, they represent the concept of the bioeconomy in perfection.

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    Biogas is seen as an alternative to fossil natural gas. How and from which materials is biogas actually produced? How does the process work and what potential is there?

  • Compared to petroleum-based fuels, the greenhouse gas emissions of bio-based fuels should be at least 50 % lower. Most of the advanced fuels already produced today are based on agricultural biomass resources and are therefore referred to as biofuels.

  • Substituting conventional construction materials with renewable raw materials offers an important starting point for reducing greenhouse gas emissions in the construction sector.

  • Environmental management in the bioeconomy uses the Plan-Do-Check-Act cycle to minimize environmental impact and promote sustainable development.

  • This final chapter will provide an outlook on the development and production of further bioeconomy products.


  • Here you can see what you have learned, give feedback and download your confirmation of participation.