The Biogas Research Team is upgrading to BioResources and Technology (From BRT to BRT)

We are pleased to announce our Biogas Research Team (BRT) rebranding to the BioResources and Technology (BRT) Division. Simply from BRT to BRT. This evolution marks a milestone in our journey, reflecting the broadening scope and increasing complexity of our research and development activities. While biogas remains at the heart of our work, our rebranding to BioResources and Technology better covers the diversity of our research, the projects and our commitment to sustainable solutions for a rapidly changing world.

Heavy metals and radionuclides are all around us in the environment. We ourselves contribute to these types of pollution through our industry. However, some accidents and disasters result in the release of these toxic substances into the environment at a far greater scale. Because of this, it is increasingly important to know how radionuclides and heavy metals are distributed in nature and under human influence. We need to know what measures can be taken to reduce their distribution in the ecosystem to improve the condition of soils. Our article was devoted to these problems.

BRT at the 2024 Biosystems Engineering (BSE) and FoodBalt conferences in Tartu, Estonia. On 8–10 May 2024, Assoc Prof. Dr. Yelizaveta Chernysh, senior researcher of the BRT, participated in the Conference Biosystems Engineering (BSE) and FoodBalt 2024. She represented the research co-authored by Dr. Chernysh, Assoc Prof. Dr. Hynek Roubik and Dr. Viktoriia Chubur.

The recently launched BIO-CAPITAL project contributes to the development of financial tools that protect biodiversity by linking private capital investments and Earth observation data from space.

To broaden and develop our teams’ collaborative skills while offering visiting students the chance to expand their scientific networks and gain cultural experiences, BRT encourages students to join our team for internship opportunities. These internships aim to facilitate idea exchange, foster professional growth, and create opportunities for collaboration.

To broaden and develop our teams’ collaborative skills while offering visiting students the chance to expand their scientific networks and gain cultural experiences, BRT encourages students to join our team for internship opportunities. These internships aim to facilitate idea exchange, foster professional growth, and create opportunities for collaboration.