Online event: Building Sustainable Value Chains for Circular Composite Materials

Join us to explore new ideas, share experiences and build connections that support a more circular future.

Register Deadline
13.01.2026
Date
14.01.2026
Location
MS Teams
Organiser
Centria University of Applied Sciences

How can natural fibres, bio-based additives and new manufacturing methods help regions move toward a more circular future?

This online event brings together experts, companies and researchers from across the Northern Periphery and Arctic region to explore practical opportunities for building sustainable value chains.

The programme opens with a short look at the BIO-2-PRINT project: what we are developing, why it matters, and what the work packages have uncovered so far. After this, we'll have an invited expert who will share insights on how sustainable materials, circular design and emerging technologies can support regional development.

The event continues with a panel discussion that examines how underutilised fibres, composite innovations and 3D-printing solutions can be connected into viable value chains, from fibre sourcing to end-use applications. The conversation brings together different viewpoints to highlight both opportunities and challenges for moving from ideas to practical implementation.

Join us to learn, exchange views and connect with people working toward a more circular and resource-smart NPA region.

Register here: Building Sustainable Value Chains for Circular Composite Materials online event

The event is organised as part of the BIO-2-PRINT project, funded by the Interreg Northern Periphery and Arctic Programme.

Read more about BIO-2-PRINT:

News
26.11.2025

Bio4Energy Researchers’ Meeting Highlights Bio-2-Print Project

News
17.11.2025

Exchange student shares insights from inside the BIO-2-PRINT project

News
14.10.2025

BIO-2-PRINT presented at Centria Open Doors