BioCircular Workshop Series #1 - BC Bark BioInnovations at BPI
BPI researchers are leading the way in valorizing bark from BC forest resources. This work is conducted in collaboration with the BC Ministry of Forests, the Innovation Bioeconomy and Indigenous Opportunities Branch, and the Uchucklesaht First Nation.
The video captures part of a workshop held on May 8th, 2024, featuring five flash presentations by our talented researchers, who explore sustainable innovations and community partnerships within BC's bioeconomy sector.
1. Marina Mehling, PhD Candidate - Western Hemlock Bark for Clean Water
2. Gio Ferson Bautista, PhD Candidate - The Chemistry of Western Red Cedar Bark
3. Isabella Howley, Undergrad Student - Bacterial Cellulose from Red Wine Vinegar Production for Bio-based Packaging Applications
4. Matthew Cao, PhD Candidate - Betulin Organogelation
5. Xun Niu, PhD Candidate - Triterpenes from Bark: Cosmetics and Hydrophobic Foams