Conference and exhibition
- In the 7th international conference on industrial biotechnology (7th INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON INDUSTRIAL BIOTECHNOLOGY, IBIC 2022) held in Naples from 5-8 June 2022 (https://aidic.it/ibic2022/), UEVORA team realized an oral presentation in which the results were presented regarding "Granulation and Activation of an Arsenic Adsorbent Made of Iron Oxide Doped Hydrochar".
At the 16th ICHEAP16 conference (International Conference on CHEMICAL AND PROCESS ENGINEERING) held in Naples on 21-24 May 2023, a presentation was made entitled "Enhancement of olive pomace for the production of biocomposite adsorbents applied in the removal of As from water drinkable".
In the IV Workshop on Adsorption, Catalysis, and Porous Materials held at the University of the Andes, in Bogota, Colombia from 16-18 November 2022 (https://4wacpm.uniandes.edu.co/) (IV-WACPM), UEVORA team realized an oral presentation in which the results were presented regarding “Adsorption of Bisphenol A by granular activated carbon prepared with different silicates as binders”.
In the WIRE COST Action’s 4th Working Groups Workshop, Cottbus 4-5th October 2023, UEVORA team realized an oral presentation in which the results were presented regarding "Olive pomace waste raw material as biochar precursor for arsenic adsorption".
In the Noite europeia dos investigadores 2023, UEVORA team realized an oral presentation in which the results were presented regarding "LIFE BIOAs project in Portugal".
The HTR team participated in the 1st International Conference on Circularity, Sustainability and Resilience in Water, Wastewater and Sludge Management (11-14/02/2024) creating a presentation relating to the transferability activity linked to the project. The presentation made concerned the adsorption of arsenic and sulfadiazine by an Fe hydrocarbon produced from olive pomace.
At the III Meeting of the Carbon Group - III RGC, 26-27/03/2024 in Porto, UEVORA team presented a communication (poster) related to the results achieved in Portugal entitled "The LIFE BIOAs project in Portugal: from Olive Pomace to Arsenic Adsorbent".

