Projects

Project type
Horizon 2020
Horizon Europe
CBE JU
EEA and Norway Grants
European partnerships
ERA-NET
ERDF 1.1.1.9. PostDoc Latvia
ERDF-1.1.1.1.
ERDF-1.1.1.2. PostDoc Latvia
ERAF-1.1.1.3
ERDF-1.1.1.4.
ERDF-1.1.1.5.
ERDF-1.2.1.1.
ERDF-1.2.1.2.
ERDF-2.1.1.1.
ERDF-2.1.1.2.
ERDF-2.1.1.3.1.
ERDF-2.1.1.3.3.
ERDF-4.2.1.2.
ESF-1.1.2.
LAD
LAD ELFLA
Joint Lithuanian-Latvian-Chinese (Taiwanese) Tripartite Cooperation
LSIWC Bioeconomy grants
LCS FARP
M-ERA-NET
NextGenerationEU
Collaborative
VPP
Laboratory
Laboratory of Lignin Chemistry
Biorefinery Laboratory
Polymer Laboratory
Liquid Chromatography Center
Cellulose Laboratory
Laboratory of Wood Degradation and Protection
Laboratory of Bioengineering
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Status Project type Nosaukums Project manager Date start Date end
Active Horizon Europe Bio-based Solutions for Improved Acoustic Applications (Bio-Acouis) Dr. chem. Laura Andže
Active LCS FARP The development of innovative wheat straw-reinforced composite material based on hybrid polymer matrix with functional bioadditives from lignocellulosic by-products for packaging applications Dr. habil. chem. Galija Šuļga
Active LCS FARP Innovative mycelium biocomposites (MB) from plant residual biomass with enhanced properties for sustainable solutions Dr. biol. Ilze Irbe
Active LCS FARP Investigation of innovative biomass-based panels for application in external building facade Dr. sc. ing. Gunārs Pavlovičs
Active LAD ELFLA Production and application of a microbiological preparation under farm conditions for increasing yield in horticulture and crop farming enterprises (Subt4Potato) Dr. sc. ing. Oskars Grīgs
Active LCS FARP Development of Biopolymer-based Hydrophobic Multi-layer Packaging Material from Biomass Waste Streams Dr. sc. ing. Inese Filipova
Active LCS FARP Smart twisting active rotor blades with a functionally graded foam core Dr. sc. ing. Uģis Cābulis
Active Horizon 2020 VIOBOND – sustainable binder: Upscaling new lignin-phenol-formaldehyde resin production with wood-based biorefinery lignin Dr. sc. ing. Jānis Rižikovs
Active NextGenerationEU Development and testing of rigid polyurethane foam compositions as thermal insulation materials, combining renewable and recyclable resources Dr. sc. ing. Uģis Cābulis
Active VPP Innovation in Forest Management and Value Chain for Latvia's Growth: New Forest Services, Products and Technologies (Forest4LV) Dr. sc. ing. Uģis Cābulis
Active LCS FARP Innovative anti-inflammatory and anti-pathogenic systems based on proanthocyanidins isolated from lignocellulosic waste from fruit bush agriculture Dr. sc. Ing. Sarmīte Janceva
Active LCS FARP Study of microplastics formation from wood plastic composites and evaluation of prevention possibilities (MicroWPC) Dr. chem. Ingeborga Andersone
Active Horizon 2020 Sustainable production of Cellulose-based products and additives to be used in SMEs and rural areas (CELISE) Dr. chem. Laura Andže
Active LAD Use of residual logging biomass for production of environmentally friendly plant protection products and soil additives Dr. sc. Ing. Sarmīte Janceva
Active LAD Implementation of the full life cycle for the innovative use of forest resources in the bio-economy Ph. D. Anna Andersone
Active ERA-NET Tree bark as a renewable source of wood protection materials for building applications (BarkBuild) Dr. sc. ing. Jānis Rižikovs
Active LSIWC Bioeconomy grants Composite Materials from Polymer Resins Synthesized from Tall Oil Fatty Acids, Reinforced with Various Fillers (FiTeCo) Ph. D. Aiga Ivdre
Completed LSIWC Bioeconomy grants Transition to greener analytical chemistry for the analysis of biorefinery products with liquid chromatography (GreenerLC) Dr. chem. Kristīne Meile
Completed LCS FARP Investigation of eco-friendly thermal insulation materials from sustainable and renewable industrial crops residuals Dr. sc. ing. Ramūnas Tupčiauskas
Completed LCS FARP Complex application of products obtained by water extraction of tree bark for the formation of a three-dimensional polyurethane matrix with increased thermo-oxidative stability and availability to microbial mediated degradation Ph. D. Aleksandrs Aršaņica