On 4 November, ThinCBio was presented to the members of ACT-SI in Slovenia – an audience working largely on clean technologies and the circular economy, and exactly the kind of organisation that sooner or later needs a pilot plant and has to find one.
The presentation covered what the European mapping has produced so far: where biotechnology and chemistry technology infrastructures are located across Europe, what they are able to take on, and how uneven the picture is.
The BC-TI Atlas, which brings these results together, goes online later this month.