The overarching purpose of LIGNOMEMB is to use spherical lignin particles to develop new biocatalytic membranes for enzyme-assisted chemical reactions and separation processes.

The main purpose of C1Bio is to develop innovative green catalytic methods to enable the valorisation of the greenhouse gas carbon dioxide into renewable platform chemicals, biofuels and polymers.

The CIRCULIG project aims to revolutionize the use of lignin by creating circular lignin materials with functional properties derived from well-defined nanostructures.

FORCES is a project that aims to explore the potential of forest materials as enablers of a circular economy. The project will bring together three research groups with expertise in materials chemistry, chemical and environmental regulation, and sustainability science.

FORFUN aims to develop novel techniques for creating colloidal particles from lignin and hemicelluloses, with the intention of harnessing their potential in the field of life science materials

Fundamental science and explorative applied research will be combined in the SUSLIG project to pave the way for new lignin-based materials. The produced material prototypes will be scalable and net positive to the environment, building on interdisciplinary materials chemistry and the principles of green chemistry and engineering.

The overreaching hypothesis for the project LignoLife: Lignin or its purified fractions can be added to the microbial growth media to fabricate a new class of hybrid living materials with tailorable properties and stimuli-responsive functionality triggered by lignin and displayed by the microbial system.

The project will contribute to resource-efficient use of lignin and lay the foundation for lignin-based recyclable resins and composite materials.

To counter detrimental impacts of climate change and population growth LIFAGRO will develop biobased materials for advanced agricultural applications.

Inspired by the natural protective function of tree bark, the BarkBuild project aims to develop new wood treatment formulations and bark-based composites for wood building materials.

The UPSIDEHYB project centers on the development of sustainable solutions for the food industry's leftover materials.