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Europe needs a strong, explicit policy in support of Industrial Biotechnology to accelerate sustainable transitions and avoid its demise

This policy note is the second one produced by IBISBA. It briefly describes international developments in the field of industrial biotechnology and alerts on the fact that Europe risks to lose its competitive edge.

Creators: Michael O'Donohue, Vitor Martins dos Santos, Marie Ancelin, Mauro Di Fenza, Merja Penttilä

Submitter: Michael O'Donohue

DOI: 10.34701/ibisba.1.document.67.1

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Industrial biotechnology is an advanced technology at the heart of the bioeconomy and the circular economy: its development needs efforts from the public sector

This first IBISBA policy brief provides an overview of state of play in industrial biotechnology and underlines the need for further investment in Europe.

Creators: Michael O'Donohue, Mauro Di Fenza, Sonia Debeche, Merja Penttilä, Vitor Martins dos Santos, Members of the IBISBA 1.0 project consortium

Submitter: Michael O'Donohue

DOI: 10.34701/ibisba.1.document.68.1

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Navigating Biotech-related terminology: pointers for European policymakers

An IBISBA policy brief offering European policymakers an overview of the historical context and meanings that underpin some commonly used terms in the biotechnology realm. Additionally, the note presents a set of definitions for policymakers to consider when preparing the Biotech Act.

Creators: Marie Ancelin, John Morrissey, Michael O'Donohue, Contributors are Marco Moracci (UNINA, Italy), Beatrice Cobucci Ponzano (CNR, Italy), Pau Ferrer (UAB, Spain), Vitor Martins Dos Santos (WUR, Netherlands) and Merja Penttilä (VTT, Finland). Design and layout done by Nicolas Deprêtre

Submitter: Michael O'Donohue

DOI: 10.34701/ibisba.1.document.79.1

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